USFWS National Digital Library

- Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge Comprehensive Conservation Plan
- Document;Wildlife refuges; Planning
- index.cpd
- Documents
- Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge Comprehensive Conservation Plan
- Document;Wildlife refuges; Planning
- index.cpd
- Documents
- Upper Ouachita and Handy Brake National Wildlife Refuge
- Document;Wildlife refuges; Planning
- upperouachita_draft.pdf
- Documents
- Upper Ouachita and Handy Brake National Wildlife Refuge Comprehensive Conservation Plan
- Document;Wildlife refuges; Planning
- upperquachita_handybrake_final.pdf
- Documents
- Sea turtle crawl
- Reptiles; Wildlife refuges; Employees (USFWS); Work of the Service;
- USFWS Ecological Services biologist Melissa Bimbi and volunteer Katie Snipes determining if this loggerhead sea turtle crawl is a nest or non-nesting emergence on Cape Island, SC.
- Images
- Valentine National Wildlife Refuge Comprehensive Conservation Plan
- Document;Wildlife refuges; Planning
- valentine.pdf
- Documents
- Valentine National Wildlife Refuge Draft Comprehensive Conservation Plan and Environmental Assessment
- Document;Wildlife refuges; Planning
- valentine_draft.pdf
- Documents
- Vieques National Wildlife Refuge Comprehensive Conservation Plan and Environmental Impact Statement
- Document;Wildlife refuges; Planning
- Vieques_final07.pdf
- Documents
- Turtle nest relocation
- Reptiles; Wildlife refuges; Work of the Service;
- View of loggerhead sea turtle eggs being relocated into a new nesting cavity.
- Images
- Sea Turtle Kraals Rancho Nuevo, Mexico
- Reptiles; Sea Turtle; Kemps; Kemp's Ridley; Mexico
- View of the Kemp's Ridley sea turtle incubation kraal at Rancho Nuevo, Tamaulipas Mexico, on the Gulf of Mexico.
- Images
- Fish and Wildlife Volunteer
- Reptiles; Threatened species; Volunteers; Wildlife refuges; Coastal environments;
- Volunteer collects loggerhead turtle eggs from a nest for relocation to a site less vulnerable to ocean changes.
- Images
- Volunteer
- Reptiles; Threatened species; Volunteers; Wildlife refuges; Coastal environments;
- Volunteer collects loggerhead turtle eggs from a nest for relocation to a site less vulnerable to ocean changes.
- Images
- Newly hatched loggerhead turtles
- Reptiles; Threatened species; Wildlife refuges; Coastal environments;
- Volunteer helps inventory a nest of hatched turtles in order to determine productivity. These hatchlings were left in the nest and did not get out. They were taken to the water due to the heat of the day and to protect them from being spotted and...
- Images
- Baby loggerhead turtle
- Reptiles; Threatened species; Volunteers; Wildlife refuges; Coastal environments;
- Volunteer helps inventory a nest of hatched turtles in order to determine productivity. This hatchling was found in the nest - it did not get out on its own. It was taken to the water due to the heat of the day and to protect it from being...
- Images
- Volunteer with baby loggerhead turtle
- Reptiles; Threatened species; Volunteers; Wildlife refuges; Coastal environments;
- Volunteer helps inventory a nest of hatched turtles in order to determine productivity. This hatchling was found in the nest - it did not get out on its own. It was taken to the water due to the heat of the day and to protect it from being...
- Images
- Volunteer with baby loggerhead turtle
- Reptiles; Threatened species; Volunteers; Wildlife refuges; Coastal environments;
- Volunteer helps inventory a nest of hatched turtles in order to determine productivity. This hatchling was found in the nest - it did not get out on its own. It was taken to the water due to the heat of the day and to protect it from being...
- Images
- Turtle nest relocation
- Reptiles; Wildlife refuges; Work of the Service;
- Volunteer Michelle Pate and biologist Sarah Dawsey relocating a loggerhead sea turtle nest on Cape Island, S.C.
- Images
- Volunteers
- Reptiles; Threatened species; Volunteers; Wildlife refuges; Coastal environments;
- Volunteers collect loggerhead turtle eggs from a nest for relocation to a site less vulnerable to ocean changes.
- Images
- Volunteers
- Reptiles; Threatened species; Volunteers; Wildlife refuges; Coastal environments;
- Volunteers collect loggerhead turtle eggs from a nest for relocation to a site less vulnerable to ocean changes.
- Images
- Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge Draft Comprehensive Conservation Plan and Environmental Assessment
- Document;Wildlife refuges; Planning
- waccamaw_draft.pdf
- Documents