endangered Ozark big-eared bat, USFWS photo Search Species Information Laws, Policies and Federal Register Notices ESA & What We Do  Candidate Conservation  Consultations  Grants  HCPs  International Activities  Landowner Tools  Listing  Publications  Recovery  Working with Tribes Contacts in Your Area Kid's Corner Partners in Conservation Questions? Endangered Species Program home page U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service home page			Resources To Learn More About Endangered Species The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's endangered and threatened species program works to build and maintain partnerships, promote good science, and adopt an ecosystem approach to management. But the road to recovery for endangered and threatened species requires your help. Here is a list of materials that we have developed or know of to help you learn more about how you can help. We hope that they may give you some ideas to help a species near you get on its road to recovery, because recovery is our ultimate goal for each threatened and endangered species. Contents: For Junior F&W Biologists For Teachers FWS Careers and Training Government Resources Other Sources of Information Fact Sheets, Publications and Products For Junior Fish & Wildlife Biologists Our Kid's Corner DOI's Kids on the Web Environmental Protection Agency ESA Games Site U.S. Geological Survey's "Kid's Corner" For Teachers Materials for teachers Where Can I Find It? Federal Government Internet Education Resources Federal Government Cross-Site Indexing Project National Library of Education FWS Careers and Training Careers in FWS FWS Training Opportunities Government Resources Congressional Research Service publication Environmental Protection Agency Internet Law Library National Marine Fisheries Service Search the Federal Register online Thomas Legislative Information Other Sources of Information Endangered Species & Wetlands Report EE-Link (University of Michigan)     Visit FirstGov.gov for easy, one-stop access to all online U.S. Federal Government resources.