North America's grasslands are among the world's most endangered ecosystems, and grassland bird populations suffer some of the steepest declines of any group of birds, decreasing in populations by 53%.

Sage against the machine

While other flowers shrivel up, sages are tough-as-nails and reliable bloomers during peak summer heat. Their fragrant, clusters of flowers attract and feed a wide range of pollinators.

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Join this week’s USFWS Youth Fish and Wildlife Club about how to leave no trace behind (especially when it comes to… well… you know). We’ll talk about how to be a responsible in our parks, forests, & trails.

USFWS Virtual Youth Fish and Wildlife Club! fws.gov/education-prog…

Have you seen any bluebirds lately? Insects make up most of a bluebird's diet, but they'll also eat a variety of fruit. Watch for these birds along fields and open woodlands.

📷 courtesy of Gordon Garcia

Oh Earth, our precious blue planet
From the depths of the oceans to the highest peaks
You beam with awe-inspiring beauty
How lucky are we to call you our home! 🌎😍

How are you giving back to the earth today?

Photo Credits:
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🐦Courtesy of Edgar Espinoza
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The white sucker is a total catch! Learn all there is to love about this fish on our latest episode of 'Fish of the Week!' - your audio almanac of #AllTheFish . (you can catch it at FWS.gov or wherever you get your podcasts).

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In celebration of Earth Day, we'd love to see your favorite nature photos!

We've been appreciating early wildflowers including these pasque flowers. There are 30+ species native to meadows and prairies across much of the U.S. and Canada, blooming March-June.

📷 Tina Shaw/USFWS