Fall 2024
Fish & Wildlife News showcases work with partners. The Fall 2024 Fish & Wildlife News has been published and can be accessed here.
Contents:
- Judy Gordon: On Navigating 40 Years of Life and Career in Fisheries
Service’s Florida Manatee Lead Has ‘Full Circle Moment’ While Escorting Group of College Students on Tour of SeaWorld Orlando Rescue Center - Connecting Spanish-Speaking Kids with Nature
- Study Assesses the Coastal Barrier Resources Act as a Significant Climate Adaptation Strategy
- Communities Rally Around Monarchs in Illinois
- Baltimore’s National Aquarium Uses Chesapeake WILD Funding to Bring New Life for the Inner Harbor
- Collaborative Conservation Leads to Removal of Apache Trout from Endangered Species List
- Healthy Habitat for Hitch: Partnerships With Tribe, State, Others, Critical to Efforts
- Sequoia’s Slender Salamanders a Precious Sight
- Local Alliance Helps National Pollinators
- SPOTLIGHT: Partners Needed
- Goats to the Rescue
- A Flight for Woundfin
- The Right Thing to Do
- Restoring Gold Creek Valley
- The Power of Transformational Aquatic Connectivity
- Community Forestry
- Untrammeled by Man
- Curators Corner: The ‘Real’ Rachel Carson, Take a Virtual Tour of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Museum and Archives, The Journey of a Monkey, Fishing for Answers at Hatcheries
