Hunting & Fishing
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Q: Where do I go for hunting and fishing licenses?
A: Hunting and fishing regulations and licenses are issued by the state and are available from county Tax Collector's Offices or substations. This includes bait shops, discount stores, natural resources agencies and most places where hunting and fishing gear are sold. Federal migratory bird and conservation stamps (duck stamps) are also available at these locations. In Florida the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission is responsible for hunting and fishing regulations & licenses you can visit their web site (http://myfwc.com/) or call the Vero Beach office at (772) 778-5094, for more information.
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Miscellaneous
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Q: Where can I find a listing of laws related to the operations of the Fish and Wildlife Service?
A: Look on the Web at http://laws.fws.gov.
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Q: How do I get a job with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service?
A: Fish and Wildlife Service jobs in south Florida can be found on our employment opportunities page.
For government-wide job vacancies, go to http://usajobs.opm.gov. This will allow you to search for vacancies throughout the U.S. Government and throughout the nation. New vacancies appear periodically.
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Species Information
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Q: How can I get information on wildlife species?
A: USFWS has individual fact sheets on many species. You can visit the web at http://species.fws.gov or call 800/344-WILD to request publications.
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Q: Where do I get information about invasive species?
A: Visit the national U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Invasive Species web page at http://invasives.fws.gov or specific information.
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