November, 2011

Wildlife Is the Soul of Our Country

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Americans love wildlife and we want to make sure that our grandchildren and the generations to come can enjoy it, too. Not only is it part of our treasured natural … Read more

Held Captive by Gaston: A Conversation with Photographer Lacombe

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This week, I caught up with photographer Gaston Lacombe on his “Captive” series, currently on display at FotoWeek DC, a week-long photography festival with a special focus on human rights … Read more

6 Ways to Honor Veterans and the Great Outdoors this Nov. 11

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  I grew up in a military family as passionate about recycling and nature as it was about patriotism and public service. I guess it’s no surprise these twin passions drive … Read more

The RePaper Challenge Spurs Campuses to Reach 75% Paper Recovery Rate by 2015

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With the start of a new school year, a growing coalition of sustainability and recycling organizations, including National Wildlife Federation’s (NWF) Campus Ecology Program, is engaging with North American campuses … Read more

With Kyoto Set to Expire, All Eyes Turn to Climate Change Convention this Month

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Kate Catlin, a native of the Seattle area, has been selected as a member of the United States Youth Delegation to the United Nations climate negotiations in Durban, South Africa … Read more

Protections Sought for “Serengeti of Colorado”

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Judith Kohler is the NWF regional public lands communications manager based in Boulder, Colo., and is NWF’s member of the communications team for Sportsmen for Responsible Energy Development, which includes … Read more

One Week Left to Be Heard: Save The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

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The Alaskan Arctic is a place most people only dream about. Endless daylight alternates with constant, freezing night. The Northern Lights illuminate wilderness rivers flowing from the Brooks Range to … Read more

Students Are Doing It In the Dark—Are You?

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Last year marked the first year of Campus Conservation Nationals—a nationwide energy and resource savings competition. This year, we are expanding and want you to be a part of the … Read more

Michigan Students Say… “Yes We Can…Stop the Pipeline!”

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Over 30 Michigan students from across the state jumped at the chance to go to the Keystone XL Pipeline rally and action at the White House this past weekend, November … Read more

Rehabiliting Lake Erie Wetlands Part One

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Wetlands are a vital key to the water quality of the Great Lakes. They act as “filters” for pollutants or debris that might compromise our drinking water, beach health and … Read more