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Thadey/DCFWD |
American Shad Restoration
One fish, two fish, red fish...a million fish! DC fisheries biologist have been busy stocking the Anacostia River with approximately one million American Shad fry.
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 Tucker/USFWS |
Bog Turtle Habitat Restoration
Maryland supports a significant portion of the northern bog turtle population. This threatened species occupies bog and fen wetland complexes that are often invaded by woody vegetation.
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 Siemien/DCFWD |
Resident Canada Goose Management
In recent years the increasing number of non-native resident Canada geese have heavily browsed wetland plants and slowed wetland restoration efforts.
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 Thompson/MDDNR |
Old Growth Forest Inventory
Old growth forests were identified in the Maryland wildlife ation plan as one of 35 key wildlife habitats in the State. From 2003 through 2006 the state conducted an inventory of old growth forests.
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 Ackerson/DCFWD |
Amphibian and Reptile Surveys
During the spring, summer and fall DC wildlife biologists are busy keeping track of the amphibian and reptiles that call the District of Columbia their home.
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 Stolz/USFWS |
Restoring Carolina Bays For Amphibians
Maryland's state wildlife grant funds have been used to remove encroaching red maples and other hardwood trees from Carolina bays to improve habitat for amphibians that use these wetlands.
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