2014

White House Announces Renewed Collaboration with Canada and Mexico to Conserve the Monarch Butterfly

Service Initiates Commercial Ivory Ban to Protect Elephants, Rhinos from Wildlife Trafficking

Interior Certifies that Iceland’s Commercial Whaling Undermines International Wildlife Conservation Treaty

Saving the World's Most Endangered Lizards: New Collaboration for Caribbean Island Iguana Conservation

A Look Back at the U.S. Ivory Crush

2013

Americans Play Key Role in Conservation of Elephants, Rhinos and Other Imperiled Species by Purchasing Save Vanishing Species Semipostal Stamps

Polar Bear Range States Conclude Meeting in Moscow, Russia

Polar Bear Range States Celebrate 40th Anniversary of 1973 Agreement on the Conservation of Polar Bears

U.S. Destroys Confiscated Ivory Stockpile, Sends Message that Wildlife Trafficking, Elephant Poaching Must be Crushed

Poaching Crisis Prompts Immediate Protection of Southern White Rhino under ESA

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Seeks Nominations for Advisory Council on Wildlife Trafficking

Promoting Global Wildlife Conservation Polar Bear Proposal Defeated at CITES Conference

Eight Arrested in Puerto Rico on Charges of Illegal Trade in Endangered Sea Turtles for Human Consumption

Successful Conservation Effort in Argentina Leads to Endangered Species Reclassification, Carefully Regulated Trade

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Detroit Tigers Spotlight Success of “Save Vanishing Species” Semipostal Stamp

Seven Men Indicted for Alleged Trafficking of Paddlefish “Caviar”

Fish and Wildlife Service, ANTIQUES ROADSHOW Spotlight Rhino Crisis

{CORRECTION} Eight Men Indicted for Alleged Trafficking of Paddlefish “Caviar”

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Protects Jamaican Parrot under the ESA

Sharks and Manta Rays Receive Protection Under CITES

U.S. Leads Efforts to Protect Freshwater Turtles and Tortoises at International Wildlife Trade Meeting

Polar Bear Proposal Defeated at CITES Conference

Three Additional Members of Rhino Smuggling Ring Arrested and Charged in Ongoing Fish and Wildlife Service “Operation Crash” Investigation

United States Will Support Proposals to Curb Unsustainable Trade on Five Shark Species, Manta Rays, FWS Director Ashe Announces

2012

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Initiates Review of African Lion Under the Endangered Species Act

{CORRECTION ON COMMENT PERIOD} U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Initiates Review of African Lion

Wildlife Without Borders partners with Detroit Tigers

Fish and Wildlife Service Names Bryan Arroyo to Lead International Conservation Programs

Fish and Wildlife Service Seeks Public Input on Effective Implementation of CITES

Fish and Wildlife Service Supports First Major Conservation Assessment of Asian Snakes

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Supports Wildlife Conservation in Russia and East Asia

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Partners with Mexico to Fund Wildlife Conservation

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Announces Successful Recovery of Morelet’s Crocodile under the Endangered Species Act

Fish and Wildlife Service Recognizes 40 Years of Conservation Success Under the Marine Mammal Protection Act

Fish and Wildlife Service Seeks Public Input for International Wildlife Trade Meeting

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Provides $4.6 Million for Conservation in South and Southeast Asia, the Near East

Necedah National Wildlife Refuge Biologies Share Endangered Bird Reintroduction Strategies with China

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Provides $1.3 Million for Conservation in Latin America and the Caribbean

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Garoua Wildlife College in Cameroon Launch Conservation Capacity Building Program

Fish and Wildlife Service Proposes Updates to CITES Regulations Governing Trade in Endangered and Threatened Wildlife

Miami Taxidermist Sentenced for Wildlife Smuggling

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Supports Landscape Approach to Cross River Gorilla Conservation

Federal Officials Announce Nationwide Crackdown on Black Market Rhino Trade

U.S. and Russia Pledge to Work Together for Wildlife Conservation

Nearly $15.5 Million in Worldwide Conservation Grants Awarded by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Announces Finding on Status of Broad-snouted Caiman

2011

Fish and Wildlife Service and U.S. Postal Service Unveil the “Save Vanishing Species” Semipostal Stamp Image to the Public

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Agence Nationale des Parcs Nationaux (ANPN) in Gabon Launch a Unique Training Program to Help Improve Forest Stewardship in the Congo Basin

Bi-national Seabird Restoration Effort Launched on the Baja California Pacific Islands

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Lists the Ozark Hellbender as Endangered and Moves to Include Hellbenders in Appendix III of CITES

Fish and Wildlife Service Proposes to Repeal Exemption of Generic Tigers from Registration under the Captive-Bred Wildlife Program

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Joins with the U.S. Postal Service to Launch "Save Vanishing Species" Semipostal Stamp to Benefit Wild Tigers, Rhinos, Elephants, Great Apes, and Marine Turtles

Service Celebrates First Day of Issue Save Vanishing Species Stamp

U.S.-Russia Polar Bear Commission Meets, Affirms Native Participation in Magagement

Chinese Biologist Assist Tidal Marsh Restoration in Oregon

Service Proposes to Repeal Exemption of Captive-Bred African Antelope Species under the Endangered Species Act

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Partners with Go Ape to Promote Great Ape Conservation

U.S.- Mexico-Canada Trilateral Committee Meets to Discuss 2011-2012 Wildlife Conservation Agenda

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Announces More than $13.6 Million in Multinational Species Conservation Funds Grants

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Provides More than $1.9 Million in Regional Conservation Grants

International Meeting Aims to Set North American Wildlife Conservation Agenda

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Announces over $900,000 in Worldwide Conservation Grants

U.S. and China Commit to 2011-2013 Dialogue Advancing Nature Conservation

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Grantee Wins Prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Meets with Rhino Experts from Across the Globe to Address Africa's Worst Rhino Poaching in Decades

Service Announces Over $900,000 in Worldwide Conservation Grants

Conservationists Partner for Bonobo Conservation in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Pandas to Remain at National Zoo under New Conservation Research and Breeding Agreement with China

2010

Natural Resource Professionals Gather In Miami

Partners Gather to Discuss Collaborative Efforts for Conservation in Central Africa

Eastern Black Rhinos Return Home to Serengeti National Park with Support from U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Partners

Teiko Saito Selected as Assistant Director for International Affairs

United States Disappointed Over Protections for Sharks

CITES Parties Reject Shark Proposals By a Narrow Margin

U.S. Continues to Demonstrate Leadership on Elephant Conservation

International Community Does Not Adopt Proposal to Protect Rare Red and Pink Corals

Atlantic Bluefin Tuna Proposal Not Adopted After Intense Debate

U.S. Proposal on Polar Bears Not Adopted by CITES

U.S. Bobcat Proposal Fails to Receive International Support

United States to Support Trade Restrictions on Bluefin Tuna, Polar Bears, and Other Imperiled Species at CITES Conference in Qatar

Partners Gather to Discuss Collaborative Efforts for Conservation in Central Africa

U.S. and Russia Unite for Conservation

2009

Latin American and Caribbean Conservationists Gather to Formulate Innovative New Training Program
(Leerlo en Espanol)

Over $1.5 Million in Coservation Grants Awarded by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Salazar Announces Nearly $650 in Grants To Conserve Critically Endangered Wildlife Around the Globe

2008

Over $330,000 in Conservation Grants to Aid Imperiled International Wildlife through the Marine Turtle Conservation Fund and Wildlife Without Border – Latin America and the Caribbean Program

Bushmeat Trade Poses Major Threat to East African Wildlife

Fish and Wildlife Service Awards Over a Half a Million Dollars in Conservation Grants to Protect Wildlife of International Concern in Mexico

Fish and Wildlife Service Awards 12 Conservation Grants To Five Latin American and Caribbean Nations

2006

Technical Assistance Grant Awards to Federal Nature Reserves, National Parks and Refuges of the Russian Federation

International Grants Awarded

2005

Native U.S. Turtles Gain International Protection

2004

New U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Grants Encourage Wildlife Conservation in Latin America and the Caribbean

Service Awards Grants to Russian Nature Reserves and Parks

2003

U.S. Supports International Efforts to Ensure Sustainable Trade in Bigleaf Mahogany