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One of the last intact temperate grassland landscapes in the world, these...ProgramRelated StoriesBringing some green to Southwest PhillyService, partners, and passionate community members brought green back to a community of colorStoryFeb 29, 2024Our PartnersRoad Trip! Go See These Endangered Species Murals‘Tis the season for long drives to visit extended family and long-time friends. Inevitably, you’ll have to make a pitstop. You could stop at the roadside gas station or you could stretch your legs while taking in some beautiful artwork. Across California, artists have painted murals featuring...StoryDec 12, 2023Flight to SurviveBy the late 1800’s, agricultural expansion, wetland degradation and direct take such as shooting and collection had drastically reduced the population of whooping cranes. But even when it looked like they had lost in the contest with man and nature, not everyone lost hope.StorySep 21, 2023Endangered Species ActWhat migrating birds can teach us about managing for climate changeAt the 50th anniversary of the Endangered Species Act, the Service is latching on to the tools that can help us protect the species and places we love as climate change shifts the landscape. From predictive studies to innovative land management guidelines, the Service forges ahead with a plan.StoryJun 1, 2023Climate ChangeService Proposes Delisting the Wood StorkAfter decades of conservation work, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposes taking the wood stork off the Endangered Species List.Press ReleaseFeb 14, 2023Central Grasslands Assessment Map: A new tool to ensure the future of our grasslandsThe Central Grasslands Roadmap (CGR) partnership is proud to introduce the Central Grasslands Assessment Map. Over the last three years, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has teamed up with this diverse community of partners from Indigenous Nations, Canada, Mexico, and the United States to think...Press ReleaseDec 8, 2022Partner Category Non-Governmental OrganizationsHere we partner with a wider variety of other organizations on projects to meet shared conservation goals.National Audubon SocietyOther Partners Here are just a few of our National Partners. You can view the full list of FWS partners, along with the regions and areas of focus our work together entails.ImageA variety of wildlife surrounded by the words The Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation Virginia TechImageFishers and Farmer Partnership logoImageLogo of a white silhouette of a creek snaking through green hills, with three tree silhouettes in the background. Text says "French Creek Valley Conservancy". 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