The Conserving the Future conference is over, but AmericasWildlife.org is still using social media to interact virtually!

Follow @americaswild. Join the conversation and share your own stories. Check out images of Refuges across the country, and the people who work to keep them special. Watch videos from Refuge employees, partners and Friends — and access our conference archives.

QR Code

Scan this with your QR code reader!

You might have seen them before, but if not, you are not alone. They are small, black and white squares found in the corners of some printed advertisements. QR codes, or Quick Response Codes, are two dimensional symbols that can be read by barcode readers and smartphones. The encoded information can be anything, really, but is most often text, a URL or a pdf. If you do come across one, simply take out your smartphone and scan or snap a picture of the image with your QR Code Reader.

AmericasWildlife.org used QR codes at the Conserving the Future conference in July. To take advantage of all the great info contained in the code on this site, you will need an app on your smartphone to scan them. While AmericasWildlife.org does not specifically endorse the following apps, we have found that they are user-friendly and a good place to get started:

iPhone: iNigma Droid: QR Droid Reader Blackberry: Blackberry App World

MORE TWITTER FEEDS

These Fish and Wildlife twitter accounts may be of interest, as well. Keep in touch!
@USFWSHQ
@USFWSAlaska
@USFWSMidwest
@USFWSMtnPrairie
@USFWSNortheast
@USFWSSoutheast
@USFWSPacific
@USFWSPacSWest
@USFWSRefuges
@USFWSFisheries
@USFWSJobs
@USFWSClimate
@USFWSEndsp
@USFWS_WSFR
@USFWS_WNS

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Need even more info? Check out our Glossary of Terms (.pdf) to get oriented with features, such as our blog and social media accounts!