September, 2026

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Celebrating National Public Lands Month with Passion, Spirit, and Voice

Happy National Public Lands Month! The effort to celebrate, conserve, protect and enhance our public lands culminates with National Public Lands Day on September 26th. This month, I am hopeful … Read more

A Lively Landscape for Birds and Wildlife: The Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge

The Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge is a gem of the Pacific Northwest, located just off Interstate 5 and a short drive from Portland, Oregon. Wetlands, grasslands, and forests come together … Read more

Pine Needles Are Leaves, Too

Every autumn, we talk about fallen leaves: why to leave them when you can, how the leaf litter feeds the soil, who shelters in them through the winter. But some … Read more

Leave the Leaves to Attract Birds

Each October, we celebrate the immense importance of fallen leaves for wildlife through our annual Leave the Leaves month. While many homeowners are used to raking up their leaves and … Read more

La Influencia del Presupuesto Nacional en el Centro de Conservación de los Polinizadores

Crisis de los polinizadores Los polinizadores son esenciales para la vida silvestre y su contribución es vital para los ecosistemas y la cadena de alimentos. Todas las abejas, mariposas, polillas, … Read more

How the National Budget Can Shape the Center’s Work for Pollinators

Pollinator Crisis Pollinators are essential to wildlife yet often overlooked contributors to our food systems and ecosystems. All native bees, butterflies, moths, bats, and hummingbirds are pollinators and play a … Read more

Small Potholes, Big Impact

Potholes have a bad reputation. I’ve driven through my fair share of potholes, cringing every time and hoping I won’t end up with a flat tire or knock my car’s … Read more

Nature as Resilience for Environmental Justice

Decades of discriminatory planning, disinvestment, and exclusion have led to Black, brown, indigenous, and low-income communities being disproportionately exposed to environmental hazards while being denied environmental benefits. In particular, environmental … Read more

Reolink Supports Owl Conservation at SUNY Morrisville

Reolink and National Wildlife Federation are teaming up again to help college students capture and research owl activity on campus with a goal of advancing conservation and increasing awareness of … Read more

A Bird’s Eye View of Data Centers

A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to take flight over one of the country’s data center hotspots. Within the hour, I got a bird’s-eye view of what attracts … Read more

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