U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Podcast Central
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Podcasts:
Tools of the Trade -- Part 5 of 5 - (Video) --
Quilcene National Fish Hatchery Turns 100! : Podcast #7 of 9
Chinook Salmon and Delta Smelt Get a Fin Up from Livingston Stone: Podcast #6 of 9
D.C. Booth: Conserving the History of the Service's Fisheries Program Podcast #4 of 9
Great Lakes Giant is Making a Comeback - Fisheries Podcast #3 of 9
Fisheries Podcasts Continue - Podcast #2 of 9
National Pollinator Week
Interior Secretary Announces Nearly $27 Million for Wetlands Grants for Migratory Birds, $3 Million for Wildlife Refuge Acquisitions
Climate Change Implicated in Decline of Horseshoe Crabs
Conservation Activities at 2010 National Scout Jamboree Part 2 (Interview features Chelsea Corcoran/Quadt, General Biologist, National Conservation Training Center, WV) - FWS video intern and Eagle Scout Joe Donahoe is conducting a series of interviews on natural resource issues and the role of Scouts in conservation.
Interview features Eagle Scout Bruce Butler, FWS National Wildlife Refuge Officer, Vieques National Wildlife Refuge in Puerto Ric) - FWS video intern and Eagle Scout Joe Donahoe is conducting a series of interviews on natural resource issues and the role of Scouts in conservation.
The Palos Verdes blue butterfly was thought to be extinct, until a small population of these beautiful little butterflies was discovered on a Defense Fuel Support Point near Los Angeles. With the site being the last remaining habitat for the rare species, the Department of Defense has stepped up to make sure we don’t lose this species again.
It’s an amazing story about second chances! For years, California’s Palos Verdes blue butterfly was thought to be extinct, until a small population of these beautiful little butterflies was found on a Defense Fuel Support Point near Los Angeles. Now, one college professor and her students are seizing this extraordinary opportunity to help this rare species towards recovery.
National Pollinator Week is here! And with it, we’d like to celebrate an amazing story about second chances. Learn about the Palos Verdes blue butterfly’s extraordinary comeback, and all the people working together to bring this endangered pollinator back from the brink of extinction.
This is an outreach message to inform collectors, hunters and wildlife enthusiasts that the 2009 -2010 Duck Stamp and Junior Duck stamp will be available for sale at Bass Pro Shops across the country on June 26, 2009.
