Wildlife Services National Programs

The goal of the National Rabies Management Program is to prevent the further spread of wildlife rabies and eventually eliminate terrestrial rabies in the United States through an integrated program that uses oral rabies vaccination targeting wild animals.

Wildlife Services provides Federal leadership and expertise to resolve wildlife conflicts that threaten public health and safety. Increased air traffic, urban sprawl, enhanced noise suppression on aircraft, and more concentrated populations of birds and other wildlife at or near airports contribute to wildlife strikes.

The National Wildlife Disease Program promotes safe agricultural trade by protecting the health of humans, animals, plants, and ecosystems and reducing levels of incurred losses to agricultural and natural resources. 

Feral swine—known as wild pigs, wild boars, wild hogs, and razorbacks—are a dangerous, destructive invasive species. Help manage their damage in the U.S.

View final NEPA documents from APHIS Wildlife Services, organized by State.

The Aviation Safety, Training, and Operations Center provides capable, mission-ready aircraft and professional crews trained to carry out Wildlife Services' mission in our Eastern and Western Regions, Hawaii, and Guam.