u.s. fish and wildlife service

Wolves Are Losing Ground to Industrial Logging in Southeast Alaska

By EcoWatch / May 9, 2018

By Faith Rudebusch For 12,000 years, wolves have roamed Southeast Alaska’s rugged Alexander Archipelago—a 300-mile stretch of more than 1,000 islands mostly within the Tongass National Forest. Now, their old-growth forest habitat is rapidly disappearing, putting the wolves at risk. As the region’s logging policies garner controversy, a new study examines what the wolves need […]

Why Americans Will Never Agree on Oil Drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

By EcoWatch / December 21, 2017

Judge Stops Walmart Shopping Center From Being Built on Endangered Florida Forest

By EcoWatch / December 11, 2017

Global Action on Climate Change Needed to Save Polar Bears From Extinction

By EcoWatch / January 10, 2017

$15,000 Reward Offered Over Illegal Killing of Oregon Mother Wolf

By EcoWatch / October 17, 2016

5 Endangered Species Dependent on Public Lands for Survival

By National Wildlife Federation / October 13, 2016

By Anna Kramer Think about our national parks. What comes to mind? Many of us think of spectacular landscapes, family adventures and, of course, incredible wildlife. These places we love are all of those things, but they are also places created to protect and restore wildlife. Our national parks, wildlife refuges and other wild public […]