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Program News

Here you can find news and stories related to the National Wildlife Refuge System.

A close up of a blue jay with a peanut in the shell in it's beak. The blue jay is facing the camera straight on, with it's head turned to the right and has tiny new feathers coming in on it's head, otherwise it looks pretty bald. It's perched on a deck railing with many peanuts in front of it, with a blurred green background.

Wildlife Wonders

A unformed FWS employee shakes hands with another individual while holding an award. A woman stands smiling to the right of the awardee.

Habitat Restoration

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Biologist Wins Natural Resources Conservation Service (WA) Annual Partner Award

Migratory Species

One bird too many

A group of uniformed officials pose with a Smokey mascot

Land Management

Agencies renew Nevada's commitment to shared stewardship

Man with a beard wearing a Marine veteran hat

Veteran protects Alaska's waters

Maintenance Action Team Restores Habitat at Baskett Slough National Wildlife Refuge

2024-2025 Station-Specific Hunting and Fishing Final Rule

Pinkish-purple speckles cover a seed pod growing off the green stem of a Fish Slough milkvetch plant.

Wildlife Wonders

The Amazing Native Plants of the Great Basin

Group photo of participants at a refuge planting event

Rediscover your nature at a national wildlife refuge

Bienvenido a la Semana Latina de la Conservación en Idaho: Welcome to Idaho Latino Conservation Week

Great Drives on National Wildlife Refuges

Wildlife Wonders

Eagles Across America

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Promotes Public Access to Hunting and Fishing

Service to open new Office and Visitor Center in Kennebunk, ME

Two firefighters standing on a road watching a fire burn through grassland

Land Management

Prescribed Burning Planned at Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge

Wildlife Management

Reminder of Changes Coming to National Elk Refuge Hunt Fall 2023

Endangered Species Act

Marking 50 years of conservation successes in Michigan

Land Management

Additional Public Comment Opportunities on Proposed Missouri Headwaters Conservation Area

Land Management

New National Wildlife Refuges in Wyoming and Tennessee

Wetland trees emerging from a flooded swamp

Land Management

Seeking Public Comment at Little River

Celebrate Nature Nearby During National Wildlife Refuge Week

Two men hold up documents for the camera

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate Celebrate Co-stewardship

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Opens Public Scoping Period on Proposed Missouri Headwaters Conservation Area��

Wildlife Management

Interior Department Announces More Than $50.6 Million for Wetland Conservation Projects and National Wildlife Refuges

Wildlife Wonders

Weathering the Cold

a close up of a riparian woodrat's face, with its body held in a pillowcase

Wildlife Wonders

Riparian Woodrats Found After 7 Year Absence

Land Management

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Seeks Public Input on Draft Compatibility Determination for Saginaw Bay Pipeline Company Right-of-Way Renewal

Wildlife Wonders

Wildlife Webcams

a small white cygnet floats on a pond

Wildlife Wonders

Triumph of the trumpeter swans

a woman in a blue USFWs uniform smiles while teaching kids about wildlife at an informational table outside

Hispanic Access Foundation fellows support climate, culture and community

A small brown bat with what looks like white powder on its nose. The white is in fact a fungus.

Wildlife Wonders

Do "bat�� an eye. These critters need our help!

National award comes home to the midwest

A person smiling and wearing brown wings while standing behind a blue table full of trinkets and educational materials.

Employee Profile: Isis Rivera Lopez �� Environmental Education Enthusiast

Citizen scientists on Guam discuss plant features to help with identification

Si Yu'os ma'ase, Guam!

An image of a wood duck pair sitting on a log beside a turtle.

Wildlife Wonders

We’re Not Wood Ducking Around: A Survival Story

Six Amazing Places for Fall Birding