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10 Ways to Change the World Through Social Media

5/12/2009 // Danielle Brigida

At National Wildlife Federation we are very serious about protecting wildlife for our children’s future. That’s why we are very active on social media sites, because we know that there are a number of ways these sites can protect wildlife… Read more >

YouTube Launches EDU Channel

4/15/2009 // Xarissa Holdaway

Curious about the finer points of the clean energy grid? Looking for new ideas on campus low-impact farming or biomass plants? Just need to relax by watching students throw paint on each other in the name of art? YouTube's new… Read more >

9 Reasons Social Media and the Web Can Save Wildlife

3/25/2009 // Danielle Brigida

It is my personal belief that social media can play a huge role in helping protect wildlife. Being a part of the information age is incredible and overwhelming at times, but I can’t help but be optimistic that we are in a better place than ever before to save wildlife
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50+ Nature Words Taken Out Of Dictionary

3/5/2009 // Anne Cissel

Picture this: A father and son are walking home from school. The boy bends down to blow on a dandelion. A classic image of childhood, wouldn’t you say? Once home, the father reaches for a children’s dictionary — the one… Read more >

Help NWF Decide On A New Website Design

2/28/2009 // Danielle Brigida

While the NWF has been VERY busy protecting wildlife, saving habitat and connecting people with nature–some of us have also been working hard to make our website, www.nwf.org more user friendly and engaging. We would love your input and are… Read more >

Greener IT on campus

1/29/2009 // Xarissa Holdaway

While good green citizens are fond of using email to save trees, the widely-ignored fact is that those same emails take up all kinds of server space. Space which, as Warren Arbogast points out in the latest episode of Tech… Read more >

Wildlife Watch with Twitter and Plurk

12/5/2008 // Danielle Brigida

No matter where you are, you can participate in Wildlife Watch and let us know about the wildlife and plants you observe. Wildlife Watch is a national, nature watching program created for people of all ages. Through Wildlife Watch, you’ll… Read more >

Cool Resource – WebEcoist

8/25/2008 // Danielle Brigida

I love the web. I also love nature. When the two meet, I’m thrilled. Let’s just say I was very excited to see the launch of the new WebEcoist. WebEcoist is dedicated to the premise that the natural environment is… Read more >