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Every day, millions of cars, and trucks drive along our nation’s roadways, many crossing streams and rivers as they go. Those driving may not consider...

BOISE, IDAHO - A study examining protected birds found dead along power lines on public lands in the western U.S. shows that gunshot deaths were three...

From 2011-2014, a team of federal, state, tribal, academic, and community partners worked to remove two large dams on the Elwha River in Washington...

Dr. Ernest Valdez of FORT, New Mexico Landscapes Field Station along with researchers from the USGS-Northwest-Pacific Islands Region, Native American...

This release was originally shared by the Department of the Interior. 

How will climate change affect deep water mixing in Crater Lake? 

USGS-backed project strengthens Tribe’s sovereignty, natural resources management capacity

Science investments focus on landscape-scale issues, natural disasters and critical minerals while preparing tomorrow’s workforce

New research from the USGS Pacific Coastal and Marine Science Center and the National Park Service examines how the discharge of submarine groundwater...

A team of collaborators, including USGS, released a new report that outlines how coastal communities can reduce risks from flooding and erosion by...