FY13 Report to OMB Peer Review of Influential Information (PDF)
FY12 Report to OMB Peer Review of Influential Information (PDF)
FY11 Report to OMB Peer Review of Influential Information (PDF)
FY11 Report to OMB on Information Quality Act Request for Correction & Appeals (PDF
Scientific Integrity and Scholarly Conduct, 212 FW 7 (PDF)
Code of Scientific and Scholarly Conduct (PDF) (excerpt from 212 FW 7)
Policy Review Guidance for Scientific Publications, 117 FW 1 (PDF)
DOI Scientific Integrity Policy & Resources
Excellence in science and its application to natural resource decision-making is the hallmark of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
The Science Applications program supports collaborative conservation with partners on shared priorities across landscapes to establish and sustain a network of connected lands and waters for the United States.
The Science Applications program was established in 2009 to bring partners together with the agency to identify shared conservation priorities, and to develop science products and technical capacities needed to support on-the-ground conservation at scales ranging from landscapes to species.
We strive to uphold and innovate that founding principle through our programmatic focusing areas:
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