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Looking for a new hobby? When plants are infested by certain organisms, they produce abnormal plant tissue growths known as galls. But how do you know...

Every year, millions of people visit national parks hoping to see iconic wildlife like bears, elk, and bison. Conserving wildlife, and the landscapes...

In a new study, researchers review current approaches used by federal agencies to estimate recreational visitation to their lands and waters, as well...

At the USGS, we are a leader in wildlife health research and disease surveillance, prioritizing the health and safety of American communities, lands...

The University of Maine selected Sara Oyler-McCance to receive the Distinguished Wildlife Alum Award for 2025. This award reflects the Department of...

Join us for a special one-hour Friday's Findings celebrating the first-ever USGS Wildlife Health Awareness Day! 

Date:  April 25, 2025, at 2:00-2:30 pm...

Limited information exists on the costs of public land treatments, such as controlling flammable weeds and conducting prescribed burns, but managers...

FORT staff with the North American Bat Monitoring Program (NABat) co-authored a publication in Scientific Reports on a new modeling framework for...

Determining where animals are, and if they are persisting across protected landscapes, is necessary to implement appropriate management and...

USGS FORT staff with the North American Bat Monitoring Program (NABat) held an in-person workshop to train potential users of the NABat Partner Portal...