The contributions of women are far-reaching and indispensable to our work at Interior. We’re highlighting just a few of the many who have contributed to our mission.
Honoring our nation-to-nation relationship with Tribes, strengthening Tribal sovereignty and self-governance, and upholding the trust and treaty responsibilities are paramount to fulfilling our mission.
The @usbr has gravitated from development of single-purpose agricultural projects toward a multipurpose approach to water resource development. Today, Reclamation plays a major role in meeting the public demands for outdoor activities and recreation! https://t.co/P5JEjqPOAX
Cedar Breaks National Monument sits at over 10,000 feet and looks down into a 1/2 mile deep geologic amphitheater. The bristlecone pines that live here, some of which are over 1000 years old, thrive in this high elevation. Pic by Jessica Fridrich (https://t.co/bjwf9S8BIN). #Utahhttps://t.co/oTcPHFycVh
We're joining a government-wide effort to advance offshore wind and increase renewable energy development on federal lands and waters. Learn more: https://t.co/x0uggfVylthttps://t.co/WHA0qhFQQi
“From these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion—that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain" - President Abraham Lincoln
Pic @GettysburgNMP by Lisa Nixon (https://t.co/EDhcxJNcJB) https://t.co/QAgehbgMGx
RT @SecDebHaaland: Safety should always be the top priority. Luckily this year, the beauty of the cherry blossoms can be enjoyed from… https://t.co/sOoNQpHDBZ
The @USGS Office of Tribal Relations builds partnerships between the USGS, Native American and Alaska Native governments, tribal organizations & other federal agencies. Strengthening partnerships are vital to helping USGS better fulfill its mission. https://t.co/QNKsuh06rOhttps://t.co/EKvXLakLom
This scene from the Peverly Pond boardwalk at Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge captures the beauty of a landscape during its seasonal transition from winter to spring #NewHampshirehttps://t.co/fRLamc39vi
Did you know that Interior is responsible for the development of renewable energy resources on the Outer Continental Shelf? To learn more about the lifecycle of offshore renewable energy visit: https://t.co/otuk0nyiryhttps://t.co/y28WovdaKy
There are few birds that are more iconic than the snowy owl. With its round head and plump white body, these owls are well camouflaged when cloaked against a frozen backdrop. This snowy is perched on a sandy beach at @AssateagueNPS Pic by Earl Blansfield (https://t.co/EDhcxJNcJB) https://t.co/sVD12JCuz0
While the face of Aialik glacier has remained relatively stable, massive chunks of ice calve off into the ocean throughout the summer. Aialik comes from the Sugpiaq, and means, “surprising place,” and it is exactly that. Pic courtesy Jacob W. Frank. @KenaiFjordsNPS#Alaskahttps://t.co/dGp5GeyfFi