The division of Ecological Services in the Southwest Region is made up of seven Field Offices in Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas and a Regional Office located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Our staff consists of fish and wildlife biologists, environmental scientists, managers and technical assistance personnel. Each of the Field Offices as well as the Regional Office have specialists in various areas of natural resource management from environmental contaminants to endangered species protection. We've provided general contact information here for our Regional Office located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Follow the link to our Field Offices Page for information specific to your state. Please feel free to contact the Ecological Services office nearest to you with any questions you may have regarding our natural resources management and protection.

You may also visit our searchable phone book containing names, telephone numbers, and email addresses.

There are also many other programs and Regions within the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, including National Wildlife Refuges, Fish Hatcheries and National Wetlands Inventory. All of these can be accessed through our National U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Home Page at http://www.fws.gov. You will also find numerous links to some of these other programs scattered throughout the web sites located on this server.

You may contact the Regional Office in Albuquerque, New Mexico with any general questions or comments:

Or, you may also contact one of our seven Field Offices located throughout the four states (Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas).