NWF Staff

Canada Lynx. Credit: Laura Lorman

QUIZ: Wildlife Migration Threats

Wildlife are facing many different kinds of threats—a major one being threats to migration patterns. From Canada lynx to greater sage-grouse, how well do you know wildlife migration habits and … Read more

Bison in Yellowstone

A Place for Wildlife to Live, Survive—and Thrive.

Every wild animal needs a place to live. But today, much wildlife habitat is under threat from human development and climate change, as well as fragmentation, which can interfere with … Read more

Collaboration on the Road to Whole-School Sustainability

Join the National Wildlife Federation (NWF) March 3-4, 2025, in Orlando, Florida, for this year’s Green Schools Conference (GSC). We are proud to again be one of over a dozen … Read more

Hispanic Heritage Month Employee Spotlight: Rebeca Villegas

Name: Rebeca Villegas Pronouns: she/her Position: National Director, Environmental Justice Strategy What does Hispanic Heritage Month mean to you? Hispanic Heritage Month is a time of reflection and celebration for … Read more

Hispanic Heritage Month Employee Spotlight: Justin Williams

Name: Justin Williams Pronouns: He/Him Position: National Advocacy Operations & Data Strategy Manager (Campaigns Team & Operations Team) What does Hispanic Heritage Month mean to you? Of course it is … Read more

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Hispanic Heritage Month Employee Spotlight: Abi Cano Perez

Name: Abi Cano Perez, pronouns: she, her Position: Education and Engagement Coordinator for the Early Childhood Health Outdoors (ECHO) Initiative What does Hispanic Heritage Month mean to you? HHM is … Read more

Hispanic Heritage Month Employee Spotlight: Maria Luisa Rossel

Name: Maria Luisa Rossel, pronouns: she, her. Position: Press Secretary for Spanish language media at NWF What does Hispanic Heritage Month mean to you? Hispanic Heritage Month is a great … Read more

EcoSchools U.S. Goes Back to School Celebrating Success

As students and educators nationwide settle into the new school year, there’s a fresh breeze of excitement in the EcoSchools program! Launched over 15 years ago by the National Wildlife … Read more

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Growing Our Regional Team by Two

It’s been a very dynamic year for our region and our team is growing! We are thrilled to extend a warm welcome to two fantastic individuals—Emily Martin and Kody Osborne—who … Read more

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An Interview with Cheryl Lewis, Town Manager of Oxford, Maryland

Cheryl Lewis is the town manager of Oxford, a town of about 650 residents on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. With over 300 years of history, Oxford is one of Maryland’s oldest … Read more