North Dakota Ecological Services Outreach
The mission of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service is to work with others to conserve, protect and enhance fish, wildlife, and plants and their habitats for the continuing benefit of the American people. One way the Fish & Wildlife Service accomplishes this is by inspiring conservation excellence through education and outreach. Outreach is a two-way communication between the U.S. FWS and the public to work collaboratively with the community to teach the value of our local ecosystems.
The FWS North Dakota Ecological Services Office engages in outreach with the community by participating in various events and providing materials and displays fro teachers to use in a classroom setting through our educational boxes. To see more information about past and future events please see our Outreach Events page. For more information on our educational boxes please see our Educational Boxes page. Here you will find the contents of all the boxes and how to reserve the boxes.
KEEP NORTH DAKOTA CLEAN (KNDC) - poster contest for students. Due date for posters to be announced later. Click on link for more information.
NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE ACTIVITY GUIDE - downloadable National Wildlife Refuge Activity Guide - pdf file to print (2706 kb)
For more information on Fish & Wildlife Service outreach in North Dakota please contact our office:
U.S. FWS North Dakota Ecological Services Office
5353 Yellowstone Rd Suite 308A
Cheyenne, WY 82009Telephone: (307) 772-2374 Extension 0