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Interior today released its Climate Adaptation and Resilience Plan Progress Report, which outlines how the agency is addressing climate change.

Deputy Secretary Beaudreau traveled to Mexico this week to highlight robust U.S.-Mexico partnerships on conservation and science. 

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.

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 wrapped a visit to Washington where she highlighted investments being made through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership program. 

Interior today announced a series of new policies that will help advance transparent and effective policing practices and strengthen public safety.

The Department of the Interior’s first-ever Secretary’s Tribal Advisory Committee (STAC) held its kick-off meeting this week.

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 traveled to South Carolina today to highlight the Interior Department’s commitment to help tell a more complete story of America.