With our nation’s coastal communities increasingly impacted by more frequent and sustained flood events, coastal storms, and other climate-accelerated impacts, many communities are having to confront the future viability of … Read more The post Where the Water Moves Us: Evaluating Community-Driven Relocation appeared first on The National Wildlife Federation Blog.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
National Wildlife Federation’s Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions support and promote restoration through the implementation of natural and nature-based solutions (NBS). These restoration techniques focus on using native vegetation to replicate … Read more The post From Pre-Construction to Post-Construction: A Commentary on Adaptive Management appeared first on The National Wildlife Federation Blog.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
You can’t travel far in the American South without seeing longleaf pine straw in residential flowerbeds, industrial complexes, or highway landscapes. The red-orange mulch dominates the landscaping industry because of … Read more The post Managing and Harvesting Pine Straw for Wildlife appeared first on The National Wildlife Federation Blog.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
This summer, I joined 12 other fellows through the National Wildlife Federation and Institute for Responsible Carbon Removal (IRCR) Fellowship to examine the intersection of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) and … Read more The post Reflections from a Fellow: Redesigning Carbon Removal to Serve Communities First appeared first on The National Wildlife Federation Blog.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
Fallen leaves are vital for wildlife. They offer insulation, cover from predators, and a place for wildlife to overwinter. When homeowners dispose of fallen leaves, they unknowingly destroy habitat. Additionally, … Read more The post Wildlife We Throw Away appeared first on The National Wildlife Federation Blog.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
Funding reductions for federal and state programs that encourage agricultural producers to implement conservation strategies is making outreach more difficult than ever. The recent freeze on the Inflation Reduction Act … Read more The post Doing More with Less: Conservation Outreach appeared first on The National Wildlife Federation Blog.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
Walk through Herbert Hodges’s longleaf pine forest and you’ll find more than trees. You’ll find a living classroom where neighbors, students, and fellow landowners gather to learn how to care … Read more The post Celebrating Landowner Mentor Herbert Hodges, 2025 Conservationist of the Year appeared first on The National Wildlife Federation Blog.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
Our understanding of forest resilience has transformed from a model of control and suppression to one that embraces disturbance and diversity.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
In the last part of our lawn series, we uncover the hidden toxicity of pesticides, examining health, wildlife, and environmental impacts.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
Monarch butterflies rely on milkweed plants for survival. Meet 12 of the most showy native milkweeds that you can add to your garden.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
In an effort to thoughtfully consider youth perspectives when shaping strategies to address climate change, protect wildlife, and serve youth, the National Wildlife Federation’s Education and Engagement team convened the … Read more The post Our Positive Climate Future: According to NWF’s Youth Advisory Council, Part Two appeared first on The National Wildlife Federation Blog.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
The National Wildlife Federation (NWF) has been at the forefront of many of our nation’s most significant conservation victories since our founding. Our founder, J.N. “Ding” Darling, had a strong … Read more The post Our Positive Climate Future: According to NWF’s Youth Advisory Council, Part One appeared first on The National Wildlife Federation Blog.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
The Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Office of Research & Development (ORD) is under threat, spelling trouble for people and wildlife.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
A Quiet Push to Sell Public Lands| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
The Latest Congressional Threat to Public Lands| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
A Quiet Push to Sell Public Lands| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
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People and Wildlife Need the EPA Office of Research and Development| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
The Latest Congressional Threat to Public Lands| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
Q&A with ECHO’s Landscape Designers| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
Defending the Conservation Science that Safeguards Wildlife, Water, and Communities| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
Prescribed fire is more than just a land management technique. It's a lifeline for our forests, grasslands, and wildlife.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
Deregulation Won’t Protect Us from Climate Change| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
To celebrate Plastic Free July, let’s dive into how plastic pollution is affecting some of our favorite shark species.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
The Road to Environmental Justice: A Call for Collective Action| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
The Road to Environmental Justice: A Call for Collective Action| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
President Trump's recent executive order 14151 rolls back on progress made by previous administrations.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
We are living in a critical moment where the fight for environmental justice is more urgent than ever, particularly for historically marginalized communities.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
Without a dedicated office to address environmental justice, there is no clear way to ensure resources reach the most vulnerable communities.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
Why Science and Storytelling Matter More Than Ever for Prescribed Fire| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
The amendment mandates that public lands be sold, exchanged, or transferred on an expedited timeline—cutting corners on the planning, environmental review, and public participation that would normally happen under FLPMA.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
In the “Endangered Species Capital of the World,” A Win for Hawaiian Seabirds| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
Like many insects, the fireflies are experiencing a sharp decline. Learn how you can turn your yard into a firefly oasis!| The National Wildlife Federation Blog
Hunting is integral in wildlife conservation, and NWF supports hunting and fishing legislation and conservation.| The National Wildlife Federation Blog