U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
CRYPTO-related operatives within the USFWS number less than one hundred. Most of these operatives work diligently to keep up to date with modern CRYPTO needs.
Through various units, USFWS operatives contain and in some cases, preserve and protect numerous cryptid populations. Whether itās keeping tabs on FISH populations or containing a SNAKE outbreak, USFWS operatives are there.
USFWS operatives can be found anywhere thereās a wildlife refuge, hatchery, or preserve. Conservation Offices and Ecological Field Stations are also likely locations for operatives.
Most USFWS operatives conduct operations alone or in conjunction with other CRYPTO units such as P.A.R.K. Rangers. Many long-term cryptid missions are carried out by units such as the National Fish Hatchery System and the Endangered Species Program.
USFWS operations can be conducted any time of day, and include both short-term missions and long-term management.
Equipment utilized by USFWS operatives is predominantly mundane. In special cases, usually dictated by specific locations, operatives have access to AHS-enhanced material.