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Remembering Craig Tufts, NWF's Chief NaturalistThe National Wildlife Federation this week is mourning the loss of our chief naturalist, Craig Tufts, who passed away June 21 at the age of 62.
With each issue of National Wildlife® magazine reaching more than 1 million homes, it's a pretty high honor for the photographers who are featured on the cover.
Help Scientists Conserve Frogs and ToadsFrogwatch USA is a frog and toad monitoring program that gives YOU the opportunity to help scientists conserve amphibians! With as little as 20 minutes a week you can collect essential information to protect frogs and toads.
10 Extraordinary Animal Tactics for Surviving the ColdWhether they hibernate, have thick fur coats or take shelter, animals are masters of surviving the cold weather. Here are a number of interesting animals and the fascinating things they do to survive harsh conditions.
U.S. Has More Tigers than the Wilds of AsiaWith only about 5,000 tigers left in the wild they are in great danger. We have about 10,000 in the U.S. but they are terribly inbreed. Poachers are responsible for a large number of tiger fatalities.
Outdoors a sure cure for winter cabin fever | TheNewsTribune.com | Tacoma, WADon't know where to go? No problem. The National Wildlife Federation has teamed up with NatureFind to provide a quick and easy way to find many of the green places in your community including regional, state and national parks, and some private parks and nature centers as well.
Wildlife Promise - A National Wildlife Federation BlogHoliday decorations don't have to be an energy drain. Nowadays you can deck the halls with boughs of organic holly and string up eco-friendly lights. You can even toast your friends and family with green wines.
Congressman McHugh petitioned to co-sponsor emissions legislation - Newswatch50.com11/16/07 National Wildlife Federation names McHugh as one of "Final 50" needed to pass legislation, citing his strong commitment to environmental issues...
NWF targets "Final 50" representatives to pass strong global warming legislationWhich "Final 50" members of the House of Representatives stand between the status quo and real action to stop global warming? The National Wildlife Federation is naming names.
Bipartisan Global Warming Vote "Puts Congress in the Hot Seat""Today's bipartisan vote to advance global warming legislation puts Congress in the hot seat. The clock is ticking, and too many members of Congress have been asleep at the wheel. This vote is a wake up call.
New Campaign Mobilizes Young Voters to Fight Global WarmingWhat is Turn the Tables?
Back door to wildlife | TheNewsTribune.com | Tacoma, WACreating a wildlife friendly yard is a helpful way to contribute to your community.
NWF, The Ecology Center and the Natural Resources Defense Council have launched a free online service that will help consumers take control of mailbox clutter, simplify their lives and protect the environment from unnecessary waste.
Facebook Deletes Ranger Rick — Paris Hilton Fakes OKIt's a sad day in social media when Facebook deletes Ranger Rick, the National Wildlife Federation's beloved spokes-raccoon. On Facebook, networks grow organically — often slowly — and by deleting Ranger Rick, the NWF's entire 500-person network was brutally poached.
Two years after Hurricane Katrina much has become clear. We know that the devastation in New Orleans and surrounding areas was less a natural than a man-made disaster.
Ranger Rick, the persona of the National Wildlife Federation, has been banished from Facebook.
Published August 21, 2007 Washington, DC (August 21) – "As so many grapple with Hurricane Dean's landfall in Mexico, our thoughts and prayers are with those in harm's way.
National Wildlife Federation Ranks Retailers on SustainabilityWooden outdoor furniture, like the kind Americans put out on their decks for summer entertaining, has far-reaching impacts. The United States is the world's largest importer of wood from tropical countries, and the number is only increasing: U.S.
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