U.S. Federal Wildlife Management Agencies

There are many Federal Agencies tasked with the responsibility to study, mitigate or oversee wildlife damage management issues as well as preserve the environment and support development in within the United States.


   United States Department of Interior

      U.S. Geological Suurvey

Although best known for their maps, the USGS also monitors wildlife diseases

 

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Monitors species diversity and proposes changes to wildlife regulations

   U.S. Department of Agriculture

   Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service

Inspects imported agricultural products to guard against invasive species

NIFA (formerly known as CSREES) provides federal leadership in disseminating knowledge related to biological, physical, and social sciences related to the environment, human health and wellbeing. 

   IPM Centers

Integrated Pest Management seeks to fund research to encourage the employment of comprehensive, long-term, and environmentally safe solutions to pest problems.

U.S. Forest Service

 Manages the trees and grasslands on public lands