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Help Wildlife, Become Quasi-Famous…?
Fans of wildlife and irreverent humor rejoice: one of the greatest fictional comedy writers in the business–or at least the real life actor who portrays him–is helping the National Wildlife Federation clean up in the wake of the BP oil… Read more >
6 Ways to Use Technology to Help Wildlife Impacted by the Gulf Oil Spill
The National Wildlife Federation is working hard to help wildlife impacted by the BP Oil Spill–recruiting volunteers, coordinating restoration efforts, educating the public, and advocating for clean energy policies. We need your help! We are looking for dedicated online… Read more >
@NWF Twitter Feed Wins Reader’s Choice Award!
TreeHugger recently announced the winners of its annual Best of Green Awards. Thanks to all of our amazing fans, National Wildlife Federation (@NWF) won the Reader’s Choice award for Best Nature Twitter Feed. With nearly 25,000 followers, National Wildlife Federation’s… Read more >
Reduce, Reuse, ReTweet
New courses and campaigns that take place online, specifically in social media, are changing the way students and staff talk about sustainability. Read more >
Save Ice Cream! #HelpHoneyBees
Häagen-Dazs knows the importance of honeybees to ice cream. Pollination is “essential for ingredients in nearly 50 percent of our all-natural superpremium flavors,” according to their website, HelptheHoneyBees.com. In an effort to raise awareness for the decline in honeybee populations… Read more >
Post your Wildlife Videos to YouTube
Don't forget to submit your wildlife videos to YouTube's Video Volunteer Project on behalf of National Wildlife Federation. The deadline is October 22. Click here for all the details, and check out this video. Read more >
Help NWF and get your video on YouTube’s homepage
LOVE wildlife, animals and nature? We do too! National Wildlife Federation's mission, simply put, is to inspire Americans to protect wildlife for our children's future. This month YouTube has teamed up with actor Ben Stein to help animals. We need… Read more >
New Facebook Application Will Let You “Friend” A Mountain Gorilla (For Real)
Who would have thought you would ever “friend” a gorilla? AFP reports: “Users of the social networking sites Facebook and Twitter will be able to “befriend” rare Ugandan mountain gorillas and track their movements, a Wildlife Authority spokeswoman said Monday…. Read more >
Google the Echidna and Save a Pika
Ever feel like you’re wasting time on Wikipedia or Google? You probably are. I know I am. But today, I found a way to continue wasting hours on the internet and feel great about it. Facebook Causes has launched a… Read more >
