What does ESFO stand for?

Ecological Services Field Office (US Fish & Wildlife Service)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Streamlining Transportation in Ohio The Ohio Department of Transportation (DOT) and the Service's Ohio Ecological Services Field Office have worked in recent years to streamline the environmental review of federal transportation projects in Ohio.

Species recovery through Habitat and Resource Conservation

Fish and Wildlife Service, Arizona Ecological Services Field Office, 2321 W.

OUTPOST

Heath Rauschenberger is an environmental contaminants biologist with the Service's North Florida Ecological Services Field Office in Jacksonville, Florida and a member of the Lake Apopka Working Group.

The Lake Apopka agreement

Hanlon is an Endangered Species Recovery Biologist at the Service Southwestern Virginia Ecological Services Field Office in Abingdon, Virginia; (276)623-1233; shane_hanlon@fws.

Releasing mussels to recovering waters

Tyler Sykes joined the Fish and Wildlife Service in 1998 as the Endangered Species Recovery Coordinator in the Cookeville, Tennessee, Ecological Services Field Office.

In memoriam: Tyler Alley Sykes

Share the Beach" is a sea turtle conservation program, the result of the collaborative efforts in Alabama of the Fish and Wildlife Service's Daphne Ecological Services Field Office and Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge; Gulf State Park; and numerous volunteers along the Alabama Gulf coast.

Share the beach: teamwork for turtles

Bingham works for the FWS in the Cookeville, Tennessee, Ecological Services Field Office.

Private property, public interest

Jim Rorabaugh is Supervisory Fish and Wildlife Biologist in the Arizona Ecological Services Field Office in Phoenix; (602) 242-0210 ext.

The Tarahumara frog: return of a native