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Sagebrush is iconic. Sagebrush is more than a rugged plant with silvery green leaves and an earthy aroma. It is a vast landscape, long important to Native American cultures, that has been interwoven into our larger national fabric and embodies the wide-open spaces of the West.

Bats are an important species that impact our daily lives in ways we might not even realize.

Each October, National Wildlife Refuge Week celebrates the vast network of public lands and waters managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the National Wildlife Refuge System.

For the Biden-Harris administration, creating a clean energy economy is not only about combating the climate crisis, but also about creating good-paying jobs, lowering energy costs and strengthening the American economy.

Every fall, Katmai National Park and Preserve in Alaska hosts Fat Bear Week, an annual tournament celebrating the success of the bears at the park’s Brooks River.

The Department of the Interior has long been committed to using science and evidence-based information to guide our decisions. In line with these principles, we are embracing a forward-thinking approach to leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to support our mission.

Learn more about some of the incredible ways you can volunteer on your public lands this National Public Lands Day!

The Department of the Interior has taken a significant step to ensure the integrity of the science that underpins every decision at the Department through a new update to our scientific integrity policy.

Women’s Equality Day reminds us of the many hurdles overcome by women who faced violence and discrimination in their efforts to advance equality. At the Department of the Interior, we are committed to telling America’s complete story, including the invaluable contributions of women throughout our nation’s history.

The lifeblood of the American West, the Colorado River Basin provides water for more than 40 million people and fuels hydropower resources in seven U.S. states.