ConservaNode Sourced public facts about wildlife and the laws that protect it.
Early prototype: Sourced public regulatory facts from U.S. Federal Register notices. Intended for release under CC0. See About & Methodology.

Habitats & Geographic Places

Click your state on the interactive map below to see local wildlife notices and how citizens can participate, or filter all 0 states, countries, river basins, and habitats.

LOCAL WILDLIFE & CITIZEN ACTION

What Is Happening in My Locality? How Can I Help?

Select your U.S. state on the map below (or choose a region) to see which local animals, rivers, and habitats appear in recent federal conservation rules—and how everyday citizens can participate.

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United States Wildlife Protection Activity by State Interactive state tile map showing the 22 U.S. states and territories with wildlife species and Federal Register conservation notices in the seed dataset. AK — ME — VT — NH — WA — ID — MT — ND — MN — WI — MI — NY — MA — RI — OR — NV — WY — SD — IA — IL — IN — OH — PA — NJ — CT — CA — UT — CO — NE — MO — KY — WV — VA — MD — DE — DC — AZ — NM — KS — AR — TN — NC — SC — OK — LA — MS — AL — GA — HI — TX — FL — PR —
4+ Local Wildlife Species 2–3 Species 1 Species / Local Rule Not yet in v0.1.0 seed sample Click any green state tile to inspect local wildlife & actions

How Can I Help? 4 Real Ways Citizens Shape Wildlife Protection

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1

Comment on Open Rules

Under federal law (5 U.S.C. § 553), agencies must read and answer substantive public comments before finalizing species rules. Every notice on this site links directly to its official federalregister.gov docket.

2

Contribute Local Sightings to 90-Day Reviews

6 notices in our dataset are 90-Day Citizen Petition Reviews (such as Coastal Chinook Salmon and Atlantic Horseshoe Crab), where agencies ask residents and naturalists for local range and habitat data.

3

Respect Local Critical Habitat & Closures

Notices designate critical rivers and seasonal closures—from the Suwannee River Basin in FL/GA to public lands in Deschutes & Jefferson Counties, OR—so imperiled wildlife can breed and recover.

4

Join Public CITES Treaty Hearings

Before global wildlife trade summits (CITES CoP20), the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service holds public meetings and invites citizen recommendations on international species protections.

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