Interior Renames Grand Coulee Pump-Generating Plant in Honor of Former Reclamation Commissioner John W. Keys III

National Park Service Selects Sal Lauro as United States Park Police Chief

Institute of Hazardous Materials Management Honors Interior’s James Ortiz With Fellowship

Kenneth Michael Donovan, U.S. Park Police’s Most Senior Officer, Retires

A Day in the Life of a Marine Biologist: Tracking Sea Otters off the California Coast

Beyond Books: Library of Congress Honors U.S. Geological Survey’s Thomas Lahr as Federal Librarian of Year 

Getting Water to the Big Apple — USGS Scientist Frederick Stumm Plays Key Role

The U.S. Park Police Horse-Mounted Unit Supports U.S. Initiative in Republic of Georgia

Office of the Special Trustee Fills Deputy Chief Appraiser Position

Reclamation in Afghanistan:  Larry Bean Flies Flag for Great Plains Region

Mark Oliver One of Six National 2008 Distinguished Public Service Recipients

*People Archive

Wonders of Denali’s Winter Weather

Impending Removal of Elwha Dam Holds Promise for Salmon, Researchers

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Helps Canada Conduct Acoustic-Telemetry Project to Track Sea Lamprey in Great Lakes

NBII: Vital Behind-the-Scenes Player in War on Invasive Species in Hawaii, at National Level, Beyond

Gunnison River: Preservation and Access in Balance

Trust Assets Afire

Heads Up! Asian Carp Abundance Grows in Illinois Waterway

USGS to Help Chile Develop Volcano Early-Warning System

San Pedro River: Connecting People, History and Wildlife; BLM Celebrates 20th Anniversary of Nation’s First Riparian Conservation Area

Reclamation Archeologists Protect Historical Cemetery From Further Looting

*Science & Stewardship Archive

Power of Place: Online Travel Itinerary Takes a New Look at the Presidents

Chestnut Trees Return To Governors Island

Yellowstone National Park’s Old Faithful to Appear on U.S. Postal Service Express-Mail Stamp

La Crosse National Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office Plans Events to Leave No Child Inside

BLM-Idaho’s ‘Bite-High’ Tour on Historic Minidoka Allotment Draws Second-Generation Ranch Family

Scout Donation to Michigan Hatchery Marks First Donation From Nonfederal Organization to National Fish Hatchery System

Interest in Understanding Geology of North America Transcends National Boundaries

BLM-Tribal Partnership Produces, Gathers Native Plant Material

Great Lakes Wind Collaborative Brings Stakeholders, Ideas to Table

Bird Walks at BLM-Alaska’s Campbell Tract Introduce Visitors to Sights, Sounds of Birds from Around World

*Working with America Archive

Food for Thought

“Tales from Wildland Fire” at Main Interior

Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization Shares its Vision in Southeast Region

People, Land and Water Now Back Online

Interior Celebrates Diversity Days 2008: 'Educate, Access, Opportunity'

Interior Museum Celebrates Platinum Anniversary: 70 Years of Interpreting History, Progress

Interior Employees “Above PAR”

Work Safe 08” Events Focus on Expanding Employee Awareness of Workplace Safety, Occupation Health

Tribute to Heroes, Oasis of Healing: Vietnam Veterans Memorial Celebrates its 25th Anniversary

‘A Symbol of a New Day’ — U.S. Department of the Interior’s Main Interior Building

*Around the Department Archive

Assistant Secretary Artman Meets With Tribal Leaders From Reservations Burned in Southern California Fires

Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs Carl Artman Addresses National Native American Economic Policy Summit

Ragsdale Confirms Ed Parisian as Regional Director of BIA Rocky Mountain Regional Office

Partnership Agreement Signed to Establish American Indian/Alaska Native Business Opportunities, Workforce Development Center

Interior Secretary Kempthorne Formally Welcomes Carl Artman as Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs

Enemy Swim Day School FACE Program Am Among Winners of Verizon Foundation’s First Tech Savvy Award

Assistant Secretary-Indian Affairs Artman Announces $1.5 Million Awarded to 13 Tribes for Energy, Minerals Development Projects

Kempthorne: Indian Initiatives Focus on Safety, Education of American Indian Youth

Omar C. Bradley Named New Head of BIA's Navajo Regional Office

Secretary Kempthorne Meets With Tribal Leaders in Arizona About Budget Initiatives to Fight Meth, Strengthen Schools

*Bureau of Indian Affairs Archive

Bird Walks at BLM-Alaska’s Campbell Tract Introduce Visitors to Sights, Sounds of Birds from Around World

BLM-Idaho’s ‘Bite-High’ Tour on Historic Minidoka Allotment Draws Second-Generation Ranch Family

BLM-Tribal Partnership Produces, Gathers Native Plant Material

There's No Place Like Home — A Joint Bureau of Land Management/Idaho Department of Fish and Game News Article

A Rogue Returns to His River

BLM-Montana Travel Plans: No Simple Solutions, But Satisfying Results

Park School Helps BLM Plant Trees on Casper Mountain in Wyoming

Bureau of Land Management's Philip Gill Receives Patriot Award

BLM Honors Air Force Group for Volunteer Service

Interior Honors BLM-Montana Firefighters for Bravery

*Bureau of Land Management Archive

Reclamation Archeologists Protect Historical Cemetery From Further Looting

Interior Renames Grand Coulee Pump-Generating Plant in Honor of Former Reclamation Commissioner John W. Keys III

Reclamation Honors Denver’s Technical Service Center Employees for Superior Service

Reclamation Names Terry Fulp Lower Colorado Deputy Regional Director

Reclamation in Afghanistan:  Larry Bean Flies Flag for Great Plains Region

Reclamation Assists Irrigation Systems in Republic of Kyrgystan

Longtime Reclamation Partner Wins Water Conservation Award

Reclamation Employee Reunites With Former Boss — a Former Secretary of State

Reclamation Names Dr. John England Engineer of Year

Former Reclamation Commissioner John Keys Dies in Utah Plane Crash

Reclamation’s Upper Colorado Region Holds First Annual C.A.S.T. for Kids Event at Lake Powell

*Bureau of Reclamation Archive

St. Croix Wetland Management District Fire Specialist Wins Department of Interior’s Environmental Achievement Award

Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge Design Team Wins U.S. Department of Energy 2008 Federal Energy and Water Management Award

Rydell National Wildlife Refuge Staff Wins Award for Accessibility Innovation

Food for Thought

City of Toledo’s Glass City Marina Earns States Organization for Boating Access Award; Project Made Possible Through U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Grant

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Helps Canada Conduct Acoustic-Telemetry Project to Track Sea Lamprey in Great Lakes

La Crosse National Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office Plans Events to Leave No Child Inside

Scout Donation to Michigan Hatchery Marks First Donation From Nonfederal Organization to National Fish Hatchery System

Great Lakes Wind Collaborative Brings Stakeholders, Ideas to Table

Heads Up! Asian Carp Abundance Grows in Illinois Waterway

*Fish and Wildlife Service Archive

Minerals Management Service Honors Best in Industry

Advances in Oil and Gas Leasing, Drilling and Production Continue in Deepwater Gulf of Mexico

MMS Announces Preliminary Nominations for Limited Alternative Energy Leases on Outer Continental Shelf

Minerals Management Service Employee Receives Prestigious Justice Department Award for Team Effort to Conclude $97.5 Million Settlement

Minerals Management Service Receives Pioneer in Energy Education Award for Increasing Understanding of Ocean Energy Sources

Minerals Management Service Sponsors Elementary School Chess Club

Minerals Management Service to Convey 3 Million Cubic Yards of Federal Offshore Sand to Build Up South Carolina Beaches

MMS Implements Continuity of Operations, Provides Updates on Statistics for Hurricaine Dean

MMS in New Orleans Provides Update on Preparations for Tropical Storm Erin

Minerals Management Service, NOAA to Study Endangered North Pacific Right Whales

*Minerals Management Service Archive

Wonders of Denali’s Winter Weather

U.S. Park Police Lt. George Wallace Retires

National Park Service Selects Sal Lauro as United States Park Police Chief

U.S. Park Police Officer Jacqueline Anderson-Parker Retires  

Kenneth Michael Donovan, U.S. Park Police’s Most Senior Officer, Retires

Yellowstone National Park’s Old Faithful to Appear on U.S. Postal Service Express-Mail Stamp

National Park Service's National Capital Region Presents Excellence in Interpretation Awards

Cast Away: Park Rangers Take Public on Podcasting Adventure

Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site Recruits New Managers

The U.S. Park Police Horse-Mounted Unit Supports U.S. Initiative in Republic of Georgia

*National Park Service Archive

At Pacific Night 2007 Secretary Kempthorne Announces Visits to Pacific Islands, Sets Date for Conference on Business Opportunities in the Islands

Secretary Kempthorne Gives Keynote Speech at November Conference on Business Opportunities in U.S.-Affiliated Islands

Secretary of Kempthorne Meets With Lieutenant Governor of Guan

Interagency Group on Insular Affairs Meets for 2007 Plenary Session at Interior

*Office of Insular Affairs Archive

National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Honors Special Agent Jack Baker

OLESEM Name Change Recognizes Role of Emergency Management Programs

Interior’s Watch Office Transformation Underway

Women in Federal Law Enforcement Honor NPS Special Agent Morton

In the Line of Duty

Fallen Interior Law Enforcement Officers Honored During Police Week

Interior Law Enforcement Officers Graduate from FBI National Academy



*Office of Law Enforcement, Security & Emergency Management Archive

National Fisheries Experts Praise Two Abandoned Mine Land Projects

OSM Director Praises Kentucky's Mine Mapping System

OSM Marks 30th Anniversary of Landmark Environmental Law

Emergency! — OSM Takes Action

Balance, Protect, Restore — The Mission of Office of Surface Mining, Reclamation and Enforcement

KEEP OUT! — Old Mines Are Dangerous

OSM Helps American Chestnut Reclaim Forest Throne

New Rule Increases Plant Diversity on Reclaimed Lands

*Office of Surface Mining Archive

Office of Special Trustee Supports Bureau of Indian Affairs in Record-Breaking Sale of Oil-,Gas-Rights Leases in Oklahoma

Trust Assets Afire

Office of the Special Trustee Seeking Missing Trust-Account Holders

‘Checking in’ with Trust Support Team

Bureau of Indian Affairs, Office of the Special Trustee Develop Joint  Social Services Training

Office of the Special Trustee Fills Deputy Chief Appraiser Position

Tribal Self-Governance Celebrates 20 Years

Lineage Leads to Money, More

Fiduciary Trust Officers Really Listen to Beneficiaries

Appraisers: Getting It Right for Beneficiaries

*Office Of the Special Trustee Archive

NBII: Vital Behind-the-Scenes Player in War on Invasive Species in Hawaii, at National Level, Beyond

Interest in Understanding Geology of North America Transcends National Boundaries

Getting Water to the Big Apple — USGS Scientist Frederick Stumm Plays Key Role

A Day in the Life of a Marine Biologist: Tracking Sea Otters off the California Coast

National Treasure Expands:  National Archives to Include Earth Imagery 

USGS Landslide Documentary Gains Recognition for Educational Value, Journalistic Excellence

Beyond Books: Library of Congress Honors U.S. Geological Survey’s Thomas Lahr as Federal Librarian of Year 

Highway Mortality:  Making Road Systems More Permeable for Wildlife

USGS Employee Receives Department of Defense Award for Military Support

Thinking about Water ... USGS Supports Girl Scout's World Thinking Day Events

*U.S. Geological Survey Archive