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Habitat Restoration

Bringing Back the Houston Toad: Private Lands Restoration Shows Promising Results

A biologist and a landowner standing in a grassy field looking at the landscape as they discuss restoration potential

Habitat Restoration

Collaborative Conservation in the Willamette Valley Helps Recover Rare Species

Spotted frog rests on the surface of a pond, surrounded by duckweed.

Partnerships Drive Chiricahua Leopard Frog Recovery in Arizona

A person wearing outdoor field gear sits beside a grassy streambank, holding an Apache trout over a yellow measuring board. The stream and dense vegetation fill the background.

Habitat Restoration

From Endangered to Recovered: The Resilient Return of the Apache Trout

Two people standing in a field of green vegetation with trees in the background

Habitat Restoration

Saving the Rattlesnake-master Borer Moth: How Fire Sparked Change in Kentucky

underwater close up view of a run of king salmon

Habitat Restoration

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service engagement in the Gravel to Gravel Initiative in Yukon, Alaska

Habitat Restoration

Wyoming Toad Conservation: Partnerships Restore Critical Habitat

An aerial landscape image showing small, interconnected, crescent‑shaped wetlands surrounded by lush green vegetation.

Habitat Restoration

From Habitat Projects to Species Recovery: The Topeka Shiner Story

Yellow and purple flowers blooming near a farm.

National Agriculture Day

A grass field with tall grasses and two cows in the distance

Habitat Restoration

Two Decades of Conservation: A Powerful Partnership Along the Texas Coast

Stream with trees and other vegetation growing on the banks. The stream has small boulders in it.

Habitat Restoration

Restoring Yellow Creek in Pennsylvania: Conservation for Wildlife, Water, and Communities

People sitting around round tables at a meeting with a speaker on a stage with a presentation up on a larger screen.

Bridging Agriculture and Conservation: Insights from the Southwest Washington Grazing Association's Winter Gathering

Houston toad

Habitat Restoration

Bringing Back the Houston Toad: Private Lands Restoration Shows Promising Results

A biologist and a landowner standing in a grassy field looking at the landscape as they discuss restoration potential

Habitat Restoration

Collaborative Conservation in the Willamette Valley Helps Recover Rare Species

Spotted frog rests on the surface of a pond, surrounded by duckweed.

Partnerships Drive Chiricahua Leopard Frog Recovery in Arizona

A person wearing outdoor field gear sits beside a grassy streambank, holding an Apache trout over a yellow measuring board. The stream and dense vegetation fill the background.

Habitat Restoration

From Endangered to Recovered: The Resilient Return of the Apache Trout

Two people standing in a field of green vegetation with trees in the background

Habitat Restoration

Saving the Rattlesnake-master Borer Moth: How Fire Sparked Change in Kentucky

underwater close up view of a run of king salmon

Habitat Restoration

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service engagement in the Gravel to Gravel Initiative in Yukon, Alaska

Habitat Restoration

Wyoming Toad Conservation: Partnerships Restore Critical Habitat

An aerial landscape image showing small, interconnected, crescent‑shaped wetlands surrounded by lush green vegetation.

Habitat Restoration

From Habitat Projects to Species Recovery: The Topeka Shiner Story

Yellow and purple flowers blooming near a farm.

National Agriculture Day

A grass field with tall grasses and two cows in the distance

Habitat Restoration

Two Decades of Conservation: A Powerful Partnership Along the Texas Coast

Stream with trees and other vegetation growing on the banks. The stream has small boulders in it.

Habitat Restoration

Restoring Yellow Creek in Pennsylvania: Conservation for Wildlife, Water, and Communities

People sitting around round tables at a meeting with a speaker on a stage with a presentation up on a larger screen.

Bridging Agriculture and Conservation: Insights from the Southwest Washington Grazing Association's Winter Gathering