About the Asheville Field Office

• Strategic plan (441 KB)
• The work of the Asheville Field Office (97 KB)
• The work of Ecological Services Offices (79 KB)

Project planning and review

• Project Review by Fish & Wildlife Service (127 KB)
• Dam removal (156 KB)
• Small reservoirs - their impacts and alternatives (162 KB)
• Fish passage (44 KB)

Environmental education
and interpretation

• Curricula
  
• Conservation reading list (54KB)
• Wetlands coloring book (1.46 MB)
• Mark Trail coloring book (2.34 MB)

Private landowners

• Backyard habitat development fact sheets
• Partners for Fish & Wildlife program in North Carolina (151 KB)
• Partners for Fish & Wildlife program in Georgia (172 KB)

Threatened and Endangered Species

• List of threatened and endangered species in North Carolina (41KB)

• Appalachian elktoe (498 KB)
• Indiana bat (171 KB)
• Spruce fir moss spider (95 KB)

Plants

• Virginia spiraea (277 KB)
• White irisette (175 KB)
• Schweinitz's sunflower (249 KB)
• Small anthered bittercress (316 KB)
• Small whorled pogonia (121 KB)

Federal Natural Resource Law

• Endangered Species Act fact sheets

Conservation Issues in the Asheville Field Office

• Connecting people with nature (pdf 1.15 MB)
• Conservation of our mountaintop islands (pdf 608 KB)
• Dam removal in the Toe River Valley (pdf 1.62 MB)
• White nose syndrome and what's being done to prepare for it in the Southeast (pdf 853 KB)
• Dam removal (156 KB)
• Fish passage (44KB)
• Hemlock Woolly Adelgid (765 KB)