Illinois

There are 20 endangered, 11 threatened, 1 proposed threatened and 1 candidate species in Illinois. Here is a list of Illinois Endangered, Threatened and Candidate Species, follow the links for fact sheets, photos and more.

Success in Illinois

April 21, 2016: Bats as Superheroes

August 13, 2015: Chicago Botanic Garden and Service interns use genetic clues to guide imperiled orchid restoration efforts

April 10, 2015: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Programs Work Together and with Partners to Save an Endangered Dragonfly

Enjoy the Great Outdoors!

Visit the Savanna District of the Upper Mississippi National Wildlife Refuge where you can enjoy biking or canoeing. You can also see bald eagles or search for prairie birds and plants.

Indiana

There are 18 endangered, and 7 threatened species in Indiana, as well as 1 species that has been proposed for listing as threatened. Here is a list of Indiana's Endangered, Threatened and Candidate Species, follow the links for fact sheets, photos and more.

Indiana Bat Curriculum

Indiana Bats, Kids, and Caves - Oh My! (an activity book for teachers)

Enjoy the Great Outdoors!

Enjoy the outdoors at Muscatatuck, Big Oaks, or Patoka River National Wildlife Refuge.

Iowa

There are 9 endangered, and 7 threatened species in Iowa, as well as 1 species that has been proposed for listing as threatened. Here is a list of Iowa's Endangered, Threatened and Candidate Species, follow the links for fact sheets, photos and more.

Success in Iowa

July 1, 2015: Ecological Services Partners with Refuges to Monitor Bats!

April 16, 2014: The Little Native Prairie Fish that Could!

Enjoy the Great Outdoors!

Get outside at Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge and the outstanding Prairie Learning Center where you can hike, bird watch, and even see a herd of buffalo grazing a native prairie.

Michigan

There are 13 endangered, 11 threatened species in Michigan, as well as 1 species that has been proposed for listing as threatened. Here is a list of Michigan's Endangered, Threatened and Candidate Species, follow the links for fact sheets, photos and more.

Success in Michigan

Piping Plover

Kirtland's Warbler

Enjoy the Great Outdoors!

Visit Seney National Wildlife Refuge, in the UP, where you can explore the visitor's center, as well as hike, bike, or canoe. In the lower peninsula, visit Shiawassee National Wildlife for fishing, hiking, and wildlife photography.

Minnesota

There are 10 endangered, 9 threatened species in Minnesota, as well as 1 species that has been proposed for listing as threatened. Here is a list of Minnesota's Endangered, Threatened and Candidate Species, follow the links for fact sheets, photos and more.

Success in Minnesota

Restoring freshwater mussels in the Upper Mississippi River

March 5, 2016: Aldo Leopold Weekend at Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge Celebrates Incredible Insects

Nov. 20, 2015: Monarch Joint Venture Meeting

Aug. 20, 2015: Field office works to conserve bats in cooperation with federal agencies

Enjoy the Great Outdoors!

Enjoy Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge, in the heart of the Twin Cities, where you can hike, bike, canoe and much more. Sherburne Refuge, about 50 miles northwest of the Twin Cities, has two scenic hiking trails. Other Refuges in Minnesota include Agassiz, Big Stone, and Tamarac.

Missouri

There are 23 endangered, 14 threatened, and 1 candidate species in Missouri. Here is a list of Missouri's Endangered, Threatened and Candidate Species, follow the links for fact sheets, photos and more.

Success in Missouri

Restoring Topeka Shiner in Missouri

World's First Captive Hellbender Breeding

Enjoy the Great Outdoors!

Get out and about at Big Muddy National Wildlife Refuge. Visit their Friends group site to see what is happening on the Refuge. Go bird watching, hiking, or attend an interpretive program at Squaw Creek National Wildlife Refuge. See the cypress swamps on Mingo National Wildlife Refuge, or one of the other National Wildlife Refuges in Missouri: Swan Lake, Great River, or Middle Mississippi,

Ohio

There are 18 endangered, 9 threatened species in Ohio, as well as 1 species that has been proposed for listing as threatened. Here is a list of Ohio's Endangered, Threatened and Candidate Species, follow the links for fact sheets, photos and more.

<< Our Endangered Species Program in Ohio

Success in Ohio:

March 31, 2016: A Road to Meaningful Conservation

May 26, 2015: Advocating for Pollinators in Central Ohio

Lake Erie Water Snake Recovery

Northern Riffleshell Translocation to the Big Darby Creek in Franklin County, Ohio

Challenges in Ohio

Purple Cat's Paw Pearlymussel

Bringing Species Back from the Brink of Extinction: Northern Riffleshell and Clubshell Mussels

Enjoy the Great Outdoors!

Enjoy the outdoors at Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge: see their visitor center or attend one of their guided hikes.

Wisconsin

There are 12 endangered and 11 threatened species, reintroduced whooping cranes in Wisconsin, as well as 1 species that has been proposed for listing as threatened. Here is a list of Wisconsin's Endangered, Threatened and Candidate Species, follow the links for fact sheets, photos and more.

Success in Wisconsin

Whooping Crane Recovery

Gray Wolf Recovery

Karner Blue Butterfly

Enjoy the Great Outdoors!

Enjoy the outdoors at one of Wisconsin's wonderful National Wildlife Refuges. Necedah National Wildlife Refuge is home to Karner blue butterflies, whooping cranes, wolves, eagles, and the list goes on... Horicon National Wildlife Refuge is renowned for its abundance of wildlife. Both Refuges offer many outdoor recreation opportunities.