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Region FOIA Number Request Status Request Date Completion Date Requester Last Name Requester First Name Requester Organization S FOIA Request Request Completion Requester Requester Requester Region Subject Number Status Date Date Last Name First Name Organization Conservancy of FWS-2020- FWS Region 4 Open 25-Sep-19 Crooks Amber Southwest Requester seeks info pertaining to Eastern Collier HCP 00035 Florida FWS-2020- Defenders of ARCTIC Oil and Gas Leasing EIS: map and associated GIS files referenced by FWS in comments to BLM for FWS Region 7 Completed 27-Sep-19 7-Oct-19 Keatinge Jenny 00009 Wildlife (DOW) DEIS. FWS-2020- Headquarters Open 25-Sep-19 Davies Jess the certificate of eligibles for the following Job announcement: NH-19-10387386-KL-MP 00007 Center for FWS-2020- Headquarters Open 27-Sep-19 Brown Ann Biological Gary Frazer Calendars from July 20 - September 30th. 00006 Diversity FWS-2020- I am requesting all toxicology, necropsy and law enforcement records in the case of three bald eagles found in Headquarters Open 30-Sep-19 Cole Donna WNAV News 00004 Pedricktown, New Jersey in April 2018. FWS-2020- Briscoe Ivester FWS Region 1 Open 9-Sep-19 Idell Elena California Tiger Salamander critical habitat designation. 00002 & Bazel LLP FWS-2019- The Research copy of the following doc: Habitat Management Guidelines for the Bald Eagle in the Southeast Region. U.S. Fish Headquarters Completed 13-Sep-19 3-Oct-19 Wozniak Katie 01192 Investment, Inc. and Wildlife Service, Southeast Region, 1987. copy of the following docs: 1) Vessey, S.H., D.B. Meikle, and S.R. Spaulding. 1976. Biological survey of FWS-2019- The Research Raccoon Key Florida: a preliminary report to the Charles River Breeding Labs, Wilmington, MA. 2) Wolfe, J.L. Headquarters Completed 11-Sep-19 18-Oct-19 Wozniak Katie 01191 Investment, Inc. 1986. Survey for silver rice rats (Oryzomys argentatus) on Raccoon Key, Monroe County, Florida, 12-15 December 1986. Unpublished report to Charles River Laboratory, Summerland Key. FWS-2019- Any and all records and correspondence between the Service and USDA/APHIS regarding Canada Geese in New FWS Region 5 Completed 16-Sep-19 10-Oct-19 Clouser Jeff 01189 Castle County, Delaware for the year 2019 FWS-2019- Western Values Headquarters Completed 27-Sep-19 21-Oct-19 Saeger Chris Comms with DO and El Dorado Holdings employees since July 8, 2019 01188 Project Gap analysis document created by USFWS's Office of Law Enforcement in or around July 2011 at the request of FWS-2019- the Department, which mapped out the differences between the Department's law enforcement software system Headquarters Open 30-Sep-19 Cornell Maraya Muckrock News 01186 known as Incident Management, Analysis and Reporting System (IMARS) and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Office of Law Enforcement's LEMIS. FWS-2019- FWS Region 3 Open 29-Sep-19 Tucker Casey Documents and emails relating to Bald Eagles and the Ohio Division of Wildlife from 2004-2010 01185 Western FWS-2019- FWS Region 6 Open 27-Sep-19 Fuller Kelly Watersheds records related to Converse County Oil and Gas Project, March 15, 2018 through present. 01184 Project FWS-2019- All communications to/from Scott Pruitt with parties outside the Service regarding the Seven Hills Mine from FWS Region 3 Open 13-Sep-19 Coleman Jesse Documented 01183 September 14, 2017 - October 19, 2019. Requester seeks any records relating to Louisville Gas & Electric¿s Bullitt County Gas Transmission Pipeline Appalachian project, including (but not limited to): FWS-2019- FWS Region 4 Open 25-Sep-19 Johns Evan Mountain (a) a Request for Technical Assistance submitted to the Service on or about September 01182 Advocates 24, 2018, and (b) the Service¿s response provided to the applicant on or about October 24, 2018. Tulane FWS-2019- FWS Region 4 Open 20-Sep-19 Diaz Lisa Environmental Requester seeks information pertaining to the Atlantic Sturgeon (Gulf subspecies) 01181 Law Clinic FWS-2019- Requester seeks Solicitation 140F0419R0023 (Debris Removal For Okefenokee NWR Canoe Trail) for the copy FWS Region 4 Open 19-Sep-19 Hanway Harper 01180 of the awardees proposal (Zulu Inc.) FWS-2019- Arctic Coastal Plain EIS: copies of records related to the extinction of birds as described by the Coastal Plain FWS Region 7 Open 27-Sep-19 Munoz Hudson 01179 Final Environmental Impact Statement... (see request). FOIA Request Request Completion Requester Requester Requester Region Subject Number Status Date Date Last Name First Name Organization Arctic Coastal Plain EIS: copies of the data, research, and consultations used to determine Kaktovik fish, bird, FWS-2019- FWS Region 7 Open 20-Sep-19 Munoz Hudson Individual vegetation and wood, whale, seal, walrus, and polar bear subsistence areas of the final Coastal Plain Oil and Gas 01177 Leasing EIS. The Associated FWS-2019- Citation: the unredacted citations issued to the two pilots for violating the Marine Mammal Protection Act, Headquarters Open 25-Sep-19 Joling Dan Press, 01176 including the names and the date on which the violation occurred. Anchorage I request electronic copies of any and all written or electronic correspondence¿to or from Jerome Ford (FWS FWS-2019- Audubon Migratory Bird Program) that includes any of the following terms: "Migratory Bird Treaty Act" or "MBTA" or Headquarters Open 13-Sep-19 McGlashen Andy 01174 Magazine "solicitor's opinion" or "incidental take". This request seeks materials from January 1, 2017 to the time the request is processed. All endangered and threatened species permit applications, additional attachments, and any supporting FWS-2019- Headquarters Open 20-Sep-19 Pleines Diane documentation, including new, renewal, and amendment applications that are approved, incomplete, partially or 01173 completely processed, or in any other submission status from applicants Center for FWS-2019- FWS Region 4 Completed 13-Sep-19 27-Sep-19 Brown Ann Biological Requester seeks information pertaining to the Little St. James Skink 01172 Diversity Special Agent position R9-1031540-JH 1. Every Applicant hired on this announcement and their age. 2. Questions to the interview? 3. Answers to the questions in interview? FWS-2019- Headquarters Open 24-Sep-19 Rhodes Charles 4. Who interviewed for the position? 01171 5. Who was hired that did not go through the interview process? 6. The name of the Agent hired for Los Angeles position? 7. Who was hired that had degrees and who did not? 8. years of experience for each agent hired? R9-19-1031450-JH Please provide a LEMIS report on all live imports of sugar gliders (petaurus breviceps) from Australia, Indonesia FWS-2019- World Animal Headquarters Open 24-Sep-19 Asfaw Eyob and Papua New Guinea and to the US, for the period 2009-2019. If data for 2019 is not available - please adjust 01170 Protection to the most recent available data. Arizona FWS-2019- Gebremaria Department of FWS Region 2 Completed 10-Sep-19 30-Sep-19 Reshet Cibola NWR Visitor Logs 01164 m Environmental Quality FWS-2019- FWS Region 2 Completed 23-Sep-19 30-Sep-19 Larsen Shannon Ancient Trees Replacement of Agassiz Chairlift Biological Assessment 01162 Foundation for Requester seeks the documentation that proves the prior existence of the Puma concolor coryi within the FWS-2019- Balanced FWS Region 4 Open 12-Sep-19 Blood David historical range as defined by the USFWS; the known populations in each state as they were previously known; 01161 Environmental the last verifiable known existence of the Puma concolor coryi, etc. Stewardship human introduction of ducks (Columba FWS-2019- Federal Defender FWS Region 1 Open 19-Sep-19 Hinman Alexander fasciata ) into California. (i.e., people purchasing Columba fasciata online and 01160 Office introducing them into the state of California). FWS-2019- Copass FWS Region 1 Closed 13-Sep-19 11-Oct-19 Copass Catharine Spatial data or maps of 1-3 northern spotted owl circles 01158 Consulting Coalition for FWS-2019- FWS Region 2 Open 18-Sep-19 Campbell Carolyn Sonoran Desert Interstate 11 Corridor Project 01157 Protection FWS-2019- Exempt Exempt Headquarters Open 23-Sep-19 Exempt Informtion 01156 Information Information FOIA Request Request Completion Requester Requester Requester Region Subject Number Status Date Date Last Name First Name Organization FWS-2019- FWS Region 2 Open 17-Sep-19 Doug Bruggeman Lesser Prairie Chicken audit report 01152 FWS-2019- Records of deposits into the Northeastern Illinois Wetlands Conservation Account between the years 2001 and FWS Region 3 Open 19-Sep-19 Posner Emeline 01151 2003. USDA Referral - From January 1, 2014 to present All reports, contracts and all Cooperators/Cooperative Service FWS-2019- FWS Region 5 Completed 6-Sep-19 21-Oct-19 Frega Doreen Agreements, including all Sub Permittees agreements between Edgewater Reality LLC and Kimco Properties 01150 located in NJ, NY, Countrywide and USA for Canadian Geese and Migratory bird controll FWS-2019- Audubon Comms with Margaret and/or her Exec. Assts. regarding lead ammo/fishing tackle use on FWS land since Headquarters Open 12-Sep-19 McGlashen Andy 01149 Magazine 11/1/18 I'm seeking all records regarding seizures of pangolin or pangolin products, chiefly scales, over the past five FWS-2019- years. I would like to know the number of pangolin seized and the amount of pangolin product seized in the U.S. Headquarters Open 20-Sep-19 Brinkmann Paul UPI 01148 for each year. There are eight species of pangolin globally and all are protected under national and international laws. POLAR BEAR DENS: seeking the draft article entitled "Seismic Survey Design and Impacts to Maternal Polar FWS-2019- Defenders of FWS Region 7 Open 18-Sep-19 Keatinge Jennifer Bear Dens" submitted on or about July 11, 2019 to the Journal of Wildlife Management for peer review and 01147 Wildlife publication. FWS-2019- Exempt Exempt Open 18-Sep-19 Exempt Informtion 01146 Information Information access to and copies of a list of every position within each Fish and Wildlife Service branch and office that has CNN - Cable FWS-2019- been vacated, whether by firing or quitting, since January 1st, 2017.
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