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Through the Listing Program, the Service determines whether to designate a species as threatened or endangered under the Endangered Species Act.
- Polar bear (Proposed for listing)
- Yellow-billed Loon
- Queen Charlotte Goshawk
Once listed as threatened or endangered, species receive the full benefit of the Endangered Species Act such as restrictions against taking, transporting or selling listed species; protection from adverse effects of Federal activities; and development and implementation of recovery plans.
- List of Alaska’s listed species (pdf)
- Steller’s eider (threatened)
- Spectacled eider (threatened)
- Short-tailed albatross (endangered) (pdf)
- Sea otter (threatened)
For more information about listing under the Endangered Species Act, visit the FWS National Listings web page.
