U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service - International Affairs

Here you can find articles published by International Affairs, our partners and other relevant publications.

Climate Change - Wildlife Without Borders Supports Carbon Sequestration in Sumatra , Kimmy Kraeer, Fish and Wildlife News Summer Edition, page 2

Mexico - Canada-U.S.-Mexico Trilateral Committee , Anne Usher, Fish and Wildlife News Summer Edition, page 2-3

Chambered Nautilus - Counting Shells, Jaime Joyce, TIME For Kids

Tigers - Smart Patrols: Protecting Tigers in Thailand’s Western Forest Complex , Kurt A. Johnson, Fish and Wildlife News Winter/Spring Edition, page 6

Wetlands - International Wetlands Convention Celebrates World Wetlands Day , Ethan Taylor, Fish and Wildlife News Winter/Spring Edition, page 9

Strategic Planning - The Service’s Strategic Plan for International Conservation , Rachel Penrod, Fish and Wildlife News Fall Edition, page 4

Partnerships - Service partners with Go Ape USA to Raise Awareness for Great Ape Conservation , Rachel Penrod, Fish and Wildlife News Fall Edition, page 25

Save Vanishing Species Stamp - Make a global conservation impact: Save Vanishing Species Semipostal Stamp Was Issued , Tracy O'Toole, Fish and Wildlife News Fall Edition, page 34

Russia - Russian Parks Officials Study How U.S. Manages Protected Areas, Domenick DiPasquale,Bureau of International Information Programs, U.S. Department of State

Wildlife Without Borders - Working with People to Conserve Nature, Dr. Herbert Raffaele, Endangered Species Bulletin

Wildlife Without Borders - Beyond Borders, Rachel Penrod and Dr. Michelle Gadd, Endangered Species Bulletin

Marine Turtles - Sea Turtles Bring People and Nations Together, Earl Possardt, Endangered Species Bulletin

Mexico- Two Nations, One Goal, Melida Tajbakhsh, Endangered Species Bulletin

Africa - Africa's Wildlife and the Bushmeat Crisis, Dr. Richard Ruggiero, Endangered Species Bulletin

Cross River Gorilla - Conserving the Most Endangered Gorilla, Aaron Nicholas, Andrew Dunn, and Dirck Byler, Endangered Species Bulletin

African Elephants - Elephant Damage, DNA, and Dung, Dr. Michelle Gadd, Endangered Species Bulletin

Wetlands - Ramsar and the Ugly Duckling of Ecosystems, Ira Seligman, Endangered Species Bulletin

Cross-Cutting Issues - Conservation for Human and Ecological Health, Dr. Meenakshi Nagendran, Endangered Species Bulletin

Asian Elephants - Making Enemies into Allies, Belinda Stewart-Cox, Endangered Species Bulletin

Latin America and the Caribbean - Jewels of the Rainforest, Sarah Gannon-Nagle, Endangered Species Bulletin

Tigers - The Tigers of Bangladesh, Christina J. Greenwood and Ishtiaq Uddin Ahmad, Endangered Species Bulletin

Javan Rhinoceros - Enhancing the Survival of the Javan Rhino, Dr. Susie Ellis, Endangered Species Bulletin

Russia - U.S. and Russia Unite for Conservation, Steven Kohl, Endangered Species Bulletin

Russia - Arctic Wildlife Benefits from U.S.-Russian Conservation Efforts, Domenick DiPasquale, Bureau of International Information Programs, U.S. Department of State

Russia - Arctic Wildlife: Joint U.S.-Russia Conservation Efforts (Podcast), Bureau of International Information Programs, U.S. Department of State

Latin America and the Caribbean - Building a Voice for Nature in Latin America and the Caribbean, Sarah Gannon-Nagle, Endangered Species Bulletin

CITES - CITES and Free Trade Agreements, Anne St. John, Endangered Species Bulletin

Amphibians in Decline - Amphibians in Decline Fund

CITES - CITES Supports Sustainable Use, Kenneth Stansell, Endangered Species Bulletin, September 2005, page 4

CITES - Fact or Fiction: CITES and the ESA, Tim Van Norman, Endangered Species Bulletin, September 2005, page 8

CITES - Partnerships for Alligator Recovery and Trade, Clif Horton and Bruce Weissgold, Endangered Species Bulletin, September 2005, page 10

CITES - Sustainble Use for Vicuna Conservation, Michael Kreger, Endangered Species Bulletin, September 2005, page 12

CITES - The Role of CITES in Orchid Conservation, Roddy Gabel, Endangered Species Bulletin, September 2005, page 14

CITES - Managing the Trade in Sturgeon and Paddlefish, Laura Noguchi and Marie Maltese, Endangered Species Bulletin, September 2005, page 16

CITES - Enforcement Starts with Wildlife Inspectors, Sandra Cleva, Endangered Species Bulletin, September 2005, page 18

CITES - Room at the Table: Voices of NGOs, Mary Maruca, Endangered Species Bulletin, September 2005, page 20

CITES - Species Conservation Under Appendix I, Maggie Tieger, Endangered Species Bulletin, September 2005, page 22

CITES - Mushrooms and the Future of CITES, Peter Thomas Endangered Species Bulletin, September 2005, page 24

Division of International Conservation - Wildlife Knows No Borders, Nicholas Throckmorton, Fish & Wildlife News, Spring 2003, page 40

Mexico - From Argali to Bighorn, Bruce Palmer, Fish & Wildlife News, Winter 2002-2003, pages 11-12

Russia - Polar Bears Benefit from U.S.-Russia Agreement, Endangered Species Bulletin, November-December 2000, page 18

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