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"Together, we will change the world as we oversee the Department of the Interior’s responsibilities across all 50 States, the Territories, and oceans."

-Ken Salazar, Secretary of the Interior
April 27, 2009

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The U.S. Department of the Interior employs about 70,000 people in approximately 2,400 locations with offices across the United States, Puerto Rico, U.S. Territories, and Freely Associated States.

At Interior our employees take pride in knowing that the work they do every day is of real significance – from managing our nation’s natural resources and cultural heritage to honoring responsibilities to strengthen tribal nations and advocate for America’s island communities. We rely on their expertise and commitment to better serve the public and to help achieve our organizational goals and objectives.

In our continuing effort to better serve America, we continue to broaden the diversity of our department’s workforce. We are committed to identifying, hiring and retaining the best qualified individuals, wherever they are and whatever their background, so we reflect the diversity of the communities in which we operate.

Stories from the Field

BLM-Eastern States employee Isabel Long and her son, Dante.

Employee's Hispanic Heritage Month Blog Celebrates Nature, Motherhood and Mother Earth

THU, SEPTEMBER 13, 2012, 02:31 PM EST

BLM-Eastern States employee Isabel Long shares a personal story titled, "Nature, Motherhood and Mother Earth: Celebrating Nature during Hispanic Heritage Month." Read More >

Secretary Ken Salazar and more than 70 Mount Rainier National Park Service employees and volunteers in foreground; Mount Rainier and blue skies in background.

Mount Rainier National Park: Secretary Salazar Visits Park Staff

THU, AUGUST 23, 2012, 01:14 PM EST

Secretary Ken Salazar visited Mount Rainier National Park staff on August 14 and shared words of encouragement and support in light of this year’s loss of co-workers Margaret Anderson, Nick Hall, Roy Watters, Doug Chappell and Ted Cox. Read More >

Assistant Secretary for Water and Science Anne Castle joins BLM river rangers for group photo during a tour of the Upper Missouri Wild and Scenic River on July 26. (From left, Mark Schaefer, BLM; Nichole Lister, BLM; Castle; and Aaron Conway, BLM.) Photo by BLM.

Montana/Dakotas and Bureau of Reclamation: Upper Missouri River Highlighted In America’s Great Outdoors Rivers Initiative

WED, AUGUST 1, 2012, 02:00 PM EST

FORT BENTON, Mont. – DOI Assistant Secretary for Water and Science Anne Castle and her deputy assistant, John Tubbs, saw firsthand on July 26 what hard work and collaboration by multiple partners can accomplish. Read More >

Interns Meagan Downey and Sarah Hussain kneeling in DOI's organic garden and picking an eggplant.

Sustainability at Work: Summer Interning with DOI’s National Business Center

FRI, JULY 20, 2012, 02:37 PM EST

Ripe squash, green peppers, fresh tomatoes, and aromatic basil are the daily summer offerings at the Department of the Interior’s organic garden. One of the perks of interning at NBC is the opportunity to tend to the organic garden. Read More >

An NPS ranger kneeling on the beach as she holds up a turtle egg for a group of students to see.

Department of the Interior Participates in 83rd Annual LULAC Convention and Exposition

FRI, JULY 20, 2012, 10:16 AM EST

Employees from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, National Park Service and Bureau of Land Management proudly represented the Department of the Interior during the League of United Latin American Citizens’ 83rd Annual National Convention and Exposition. Read More >