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Biden-Harris Administration Highlights Progress on Tackling Climate Change
District of Columbia, Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Climate Change, Science, Press Release
A landscape with small green trees at the base of a red rock canyon
10/6/2022
Interior today released its Climate Adaptation and Resilience Plan Progress Report, which outlines how the agency is addressing climate change.
Deputy Secretary Beaudreau Visits Mexico to Highlight Bilateral Conservation and Science Partnerships
Climate Change, Wildland Fire, Conservation, Energy, Press Release
The Deputy Secretary tours the National Center for Prevention of Disasters facilities
10/5/2022
Deputy Secretary Beaudreau traveled to Mexico this week to highlight robust U.S.-Mexico partnerships on conservation and science. 
Secretary Haaland Commits to Telling America’s Story at Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site
National Park Service, Colorado, Secretary Deb Haaland, Land and Water Conservation Fund, Press Release
The Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site sign in a field with white clouds in the background
10/5/2022
Secretary Haaland and NPS Director Sams visited the Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site, which commemorates the November 1864 assault on approximately 750 Native people.
Department of the Interior Celebrates Recovery of the Snail Darter
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Tennessee, Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Conservation, Press Release
A small freshwater fish lying in a person's hand
10/4/2022
Today, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service celebrated the snail darter’s removal from the Federal List of Threatened and Endangered Wildlife at Seven Islands Birding State Park.
Assistant Secretary Estenoz Highlights Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Urban Park Investments in Washington
Washington, America the Beautiful, Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Urban Projects, Press Release
A small urban waterfall flowing through brown rocks
10/3/2022
Assistant Secretary Estenoz wrapped a visit to Washington where she highlighted investments being made through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership program. 
Interior Department Announces New Law Enforcement Policies to Advance Transparent and Accountable Policing Practices
Bureau of Indian Affairs, Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Press Release
Fifteen enforcement officers stand in a row at the Peace Officers Memorial
10/3/2022
Interior today announced a series of new policies that will help advance transparent and effective policing practices and strengthen public safety.
This Week at Interior September 30, 2022
Group photo with Secretary Haaland at Rio Grande del Norte National Monument on Public Lands Day
9/30/2022
News and headlines from Interior September 30, 2022
First-Ever Secretary’s Tribal Advisory Committee Convenes
Bureau of Indian Affairs, District of Columbia, Native Americans, Press Release
Department of the Interior bison seal set against green mountainous background.
9/29/2022
The Department of the Interior’s first-ever Secretary’s Tribal Advisory Committee (STAC) held its kick-off meeting this week.
Federal Partners to Hold First-Ever Tribal Consultations on Alaska Fisheries Protection and Restoration
Bureau of Indian Affairs, Alaska, District of Columbia, Restoration, Press Release
A view of the ocean and glaciers at Kenai Fjords National Park
9/28/2022
Interior and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration will hold consultations with Alaska Native leaders on fisheries protection on Oct. 5 and 7.
Secretary Haaland Visits South Carolina to Highlight Efforts to Tell America’s Story
National Park Service, South Carolina, Secretary Deb Haaland, Diversity, Press Release
Secretary Haaland and other officials standing in front of Historic Scott's Branch High School
9/27/2022
Secretary Haaland traveled to South Carolina today to highlight the Interior Department’s commitment to help tell a more complete story of America.
Interior Department Advances Health and Nutrition Efforts Across Indian Country
Bureau of Indian Affairs, Bureau of Indian Education, District of Columbia, Native Americans, Press Release
Cafeteria tables and chairs inside Wingate Elementary
9/27/2022
The Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) and Bureau of Indian Education (BIE) will create Indigenous Food Hubs for BIE-operated schools and BIA-operated detention centers to help source Indigenous foods.
Assistant Secretary Trujillo Highlights $20 Million Investment from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for El Paso Water Purification Facility
Bureau of Reclamation, Texas, Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Water Challenges, Press Release
Metal pipes inside of the El Paso Water Advanced Water Purification facility
9/26/2022
Assistant Secretary Trujillo celebrated a $20 million investment to support construction of an El Paso Water Advanced Water Purification facility.
Interior Department Leaders Celebrate National Public Lands Day
Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Maryland, Press Release
View of a gorge in the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument covered in rocks and shrubs
9/26/2022
Interior leaders visited public lands across America on Saturday to celebrate National Public Lands Day and highlight President Biden’s America the Beautiful initiative.
Departments of the Interior and Agriculture Announce Members of Federal Council to Support Hunting, Conservation Efforts
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, District of Columbia, America the Beautiful, Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Press Release
A deer silhouette at sunset in a National Wildlife Refuge
9/23/2022
The U.S. Departments of the Interior and Agriculture today announced 18 members of the Hunting and Wildlife Conservation Council.  
Interior Department Distributes $2.6 Million to Alaska Native Villages for Emergency Storm Relief
Bureau of Indian Affairs, Alaska, Assistant Secretary - Indian Affairs, Native Americans, Press Release
Kenai Fjords with snow-covered mountains in the background underneath a blue sky
9/23/2022
In response to the damaging coastal storms that hit Alaska this week, the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) is distributing $2.6 million to 45 Alaska Native villages.

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