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Federal agencies are required to assess the potential effects of proposed management actions and use science in their assessments. In collaboration...

Burmese pythons have invaded Southern Florida, and USGS researchers are monitoring individuals to understand their feeding behavior and potential for...

USGS-FORT's Dr. Ernest Valdez (Research Wildlife Biologist) has been invited by the Native American Fish and Wildlife Society (NAFWS) to share his...

In July, USGS Research Ecologists Ian Pearse and Helen Sofaer led a Powell Center working group, "Developing a macroecological understanding of...

Amphibians face an uncertain future in the Southern Rocky Mountains. Disease, such as the deadly amphibian chytrid fungus, habitat loss, and drought...

The USGS is working with federal land management agencies to develop a series of structured science syntheses (SSS) to support National Environmental...

This report describes the science vision of the USGS from 2025 to 2035 to support management, conservation, and decisions on animal pollinators and...

USGS FORT scientists with the North American Bat Monitoring Program (NABat) recently coauthored a publication introducing a novel integrated species...

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...