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Wildlife CSI: The Feds Investigating the “Aflockalypse” Blackbird Deaths.
In the face of all the recent bird and fish kills in the U.S. and abroad, we thought it might be interesting to learn more about the federal office that investigates bird, fish and other wildlife kills in the United… Read more >
The Five Reasons Parents Should be Demanding a Greener Education for Their Children
Environmental education in its many forms — nature lessons, energy awareness, water conservation, recycling, field trips and community service projects — has been popular over many years in the U.S. But, in 90% of U.S. schools, it has failed to… Read more >
Tired of Arguing With Climate Change Skeptics? Describe the Company You Keep!
If you have ever become exhausted trying to convince a self-professed climate change “skeptic” that global warming is real, then you know how little the true science seems to matter in such discussions. Regardless of what scientific information or experts… Read more >
Ten Simple Tips for Successful Winter Bird Feeding
If your community gets consistently cold (below freezing) in the winter or has extended periods of snow and ice on the ground, you may be surprised to learn what a huge difference you can make by feeding wild birds right… Read more >
Reindeer: Twelve Fascinating Facts About These Amazing Creatures
Reindeer are prominent in our holiday music and images. They pull Santa’s sleigh, have red noses, have names, and fly. But how much do you really know about this northernmost deer species? Here are 12 fascinating facts you can use… Read more >
The 12 Most Dramatic, Disturbing and Inspiring Wildlife Stories of 2010
There were thousands of wildlife stories in the news over the past year but some stand out as being particularly dramatic, sobering and even inspiring. 1. The Great Gulf Turtle Rescue In April we saw the beginning of the BP… Read more >
National Wildlife Federation’s Wildlife News Roundup for November 30th, 2010
Today’s news has species updates, Interior Department activities, wolves, seals, detectives and a cool wildlife bridge: Canada’s new species-at-risk report card shows little progress: http://bit.ly/ecuN4w Plans for the reintroduction of elk to southern Missouri: http://bit.ly/fKZiCS Interior Department completes a new… Read more >
National Wildlife Federation’s Wildlife News Roundup for November 29th, 2010:
Endangered species are prominent in the news today along with a unique backyard wildlife study and a “hairy enigma.” See below: Aboriginal knowledge will help to save the world’s caribou: http://bit.ly/gaZJlN Complicated: salmon are endangered in some areas even though… Read more >
National Wildlife Federation’s Wildlife News Roundup for November 28th, 2010
Today’s news — a climate summit, crazy bear incidents, a little geo-engineering, tortoises on iPhone apps and a campus battling with crows. The upcoming Cancun climate summit will also be about how climate, poverty and conflict are intertwined: http://huff.to/ewWu2e Can reintroducing… Read more >
National Wildlife Federation’s Wildlife News Roundup for November 27th, 2010
New in the past 24 hours on the wildlife front in the U.S. and other nations: Could a massive dam between Russia and Alaska save the Arctic Sea? http://bit.ly/fXg1hh Tejon Ranch conservation plan update: California condors doing well: http://bit.ly/hW5npy Threatened… Read more >
