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Interior today announced new drought mitigation funding opportunities to improve and protect the long-term sustainability of the Colorado River System.

 Today the Biden-Harris administration announced steps to protect the Thompson Divide area in central Colorado, one of the state’s most cherished landscapes.

The Department of the Interior today announced additional Biden-Harris administration appointees who will work to fulfill the agency’s mission.

Today the Department of the Interior and 11 federal agencies entered into an updated Memorandum of Agreement to better support Tribal sovereignty.

Leaders of the Interior today celebrated the transfer of approximately 9,362 acres of the Medano Ranch from The Nature Conservancy to Great Sand Dunes National Park.

Interior today announced steps that the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management and Bureau of Land Management will take to comply with congressional direction on oil and gas leasing.

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.