The Endangered Species Bulletin was created in 1976 to meet the growing demand for news of developments in the endangered species program. The Bulletin is the primary means by which the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service disseminates information on rulemakings (listings, reclassifications, and delistings), recovery plans and activities, regulatory changes, interagency consultations, changes in species' status, research developments, new ecological threats, and a variety of other issues. It is printed on a bimonthly schedule, with six editions per year and an annual index. The Service distributes the Bulletin free of charge to Federal, State and local agencies, and official contacts of the endangered species program. For more information, email us at esb@fws.gov or write the Endangered Species Bulletin, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 420 Arlington Square, Washington, D.C. 20240.

The Bulletin also is reprinted by the University of Michigan as part of its own publication, The Endangered Species UPDATE. To subscribe, write The Endangered Species UPDATE, School of Natural Resources & Environment, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109-1115; or call 313/763-3243.

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Endangered Species Bulletin

2003 Issues

July / December: Three Decades of Recovery
May / June: Mexico
March / April: Aquatic Species of the Southeastern United States
January / February: National Wildlife Refuge System Centennial

2002 Issues

July/August : Plant Conservation
March/June: Deserts
January/February: Endangered Species and National Parks

2001 Issues

September : Private Landowners

2000 Issues

November/December: Species & Habitats on Dept. of Defense Lands
September/October: Lesser Known Threats
July/August : Habitat Conservation Plans
May/June: Progress in Restoring Listed Species
January/April: Endangered Species in the New Millennium

1999 Issues
November/December: The Endangered Species Program
September/October: Preventative Medicine
July/August: Conservation on Native American Lands
May/June: Zoos and Aquariums
March/April: Alaska
January/February: Environmental Contaminants

1998 Issues
November/December: Islands
September/October: Partnerships
July/August: Migratory Birds
March/June: 25th Anniversary of the ESA
January/February: Coastal/Marine

1997 Issues
November/December: Recovery Strategies
September/October: Working with Other Nations
July/August: Grasslands
May/June: Lesser-known Species
March/April: Native Plants
January/February: Partnerships with the Military: Contents, Focus, Feature Story, and Regional News

1996 Issues
November/December: Contents, Focus, Feature Story, and Regional News
September/October: Contents, Focus, Feature Story, and Regional News
July/August: Contents, Focus, Feature Story, and Regional News
May/June: Contents, Focus, Feature Story, and Regional News
March/April: Contents, Focus, Feature Story, and Regional News
January/February: Contents, Focus, Feature Story, and Regional News

1995 Issues
November/December: Contents, Focus, Feature Stories, and Regional News
September/October: Contents, Focus, Feature Story, and Regional News
May/June: Contents, Focus and Feature Story

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