Contact: Phil Kloer, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Public Affairs Office; (404) 679-7125, philip_kloer@fws.gov
Paris, TN - With Kentucky Lake glistening as a backdrop and a bright sun warming the November morning, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Sam Hamilton dedicated the site for the new visitors center and headquarters of the Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge [...]
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service received $280 million under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. The Service is using this funding to complete projects that stimulate employment and economic growth in communities nationwide.
Use the map below or the complete U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Project List (posted 10/08/2009) to locate projects in your area. You can also browse the latest news on Recovery Act projects throughout the Service. If you have any questions that aren’t answered by the information on this site, or if you need help locating specific information related to our Recovery Act efforts, send us an email at recoveryact@fws.gov - we are happy to help! |
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Recovery Act Highlights for the Week of November 2, 2009Click on the photos to find out more about these Recovery Act projects |
Want more information on the Service’s Recovery Act projects?The map below has links to project pages, where you can find more information about some of our Recovery Act projects. Click on one of the Recovery Act logos on the map to view the corresponding project page. You can also reach the project pages and view information about projects that don’t yet have their own page by using the updated U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Project List (posted 10/08/2009). Be sure to check back frequently - we are consistently adding new project pages and making updates to existing pages!
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Additional Project Page LinksClick on the links below to view project pages for statewide efforts. |
Don’t see the news release you’re looking for? Check our archives!January 2009 * February 2009 * March 2009 * April 2009 * May 2009 * June 2009 |











