This blog is part of a series introducing National Wildlife Federation’s Environmental Justice Advisory Council (EJAC). Established in 2023, the EJAC provides advice and guidance not only to the Environmental … Read more
October, 2026
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What’s In My Backyard: Appreciating Local Crows
One of the most commonly featured species for Halloween is the crow, but how much do you actually know about these infamous birds? Our new series, “What’s in My Backyard” … Read more
The United Nation’s New Climate Report: What to Know and What You Can Do
We may be on the wrong path to addressing climate change, but it’s not too late to correct course and limit the harm, concluded a new report on climate change … Read more
Colorado Wildlife & Communities Would Benefit from Proposition 137
There are many measures on the Colorado ballot right now, but there’s only one focused on dedicated funding to mitigate the effects of drought and wildfire across the state. Proposition … Read more
Listening to the Fakahatchee Jam: At Play in the Wildest Place East of the Mississippi River
Florida is an interesting place, existing at a crossroads of incredible development and population growth while still having profound and incredible biodiversity. Florida’s Nature Coast, Everglades National Park and Fakahatchee … Read more
Owls: The Mysterious, Wise, and Graceful Birds of Prey
Owls are probably one of the most popular groups of birds flying through the air due to their beautiful feathers and big eyes; they are certainly one of my favorites! … Read more
The Heat Is On: Understanding How Mexican Free-tailed Bats Regulate Body Temperature During High Heat
Bats in California’s Central Valley Bats provide a remarkable natural pest-control service, helping protect California’s Central Valley crops, from rice and vegetables to orchards of fruit and nut trees. Across … Read more
Securing Colorado’s Rich Outdoor Heritage: Amendment 83
The National Wildlife Federation was founded in 1936, largely by the will of hunters and anglers who were fed up with widespread habitat degradation, wildlife populations dwindling, and politicians who … Read more
Finding Home Again in Florida’s Changing Climate with a Hammock and Hope
I bought a hammock just a while back. A normal thing to do, all things considered, but the real importance was what it symbolized for me—recreating home and finding resilience … Read more
