US Fish & Wild Life Service
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, established in 1871, is the only federal agency dedicated to managing fish and wildlife resources in the public trust for current and future generations. With over 560 national wildlife refuges and numerous fish hatcheries, the agency focuses on conservation efforts across a variety of areas, including pollinator protection, climate change mitigation, and wildlife enforcement.
Through partnerships, technical assistance, and educational programs, the Service provides opportunities for the public to engage with and support wildlife conservation initiatives. Their commitment extends to various projects aimed at restoring species and habitats, ensuring the sustainability of America's natural resources.
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