Fishing and Hunting Active
Fishing in the Great Lakes
Fishing and Hunting in Nebraska
Fishing for Shoal Bass in Georgia
Duck Hunting in the Mississippi Flyway
Wolf in Idaho
This page is a work in progress and showcases fishing and hunting as a way of life, a food source, and recreational opportunity for millions of Americans. The management of fish and wildlife populations for the benefit of current and future generations is the foundation of our Nation’s conservation heritage. We help to inform decisions through a variety of actions, from the development and implementation of basic monitoring protocols to complex population modeling. These efforts serve to facilitate the conservation and restoration of rare and declining species and to sustainably manage harvests of game and furbearer species for food. Click the image cards below to read about culture, values, and beliefs on fishing and hunting and to learn about our ongoing projects.
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This page is a work in progress and showcases fishing and hunting as a way of life, a food source, and recreational opportunity for millions of Americans. The management of fish and wildlife populations for the benefit of current and future generations is the foundation of our Nation’s conservation heritage. We help to inform decisions through a variety of actions, from the development and implementation of basic monitoring protocols to complex population modeling. These efforts serve to facilitate the conservation and restoration of rare and declining species and to sustainably manage harvests of game and furbearer species for food. Click the image cards below to read about culture, values, and beliefs on fishing and hunting and to learn about our ongoing projects.