NWF Staff

High-level U.N. climate talks opened in Bali Wednesday with pleas for quick action to tackle global warming. Read the entire story here. Read more

National Geographic photographer James Balog takes on his greatest challenge to date: Invent a way to photograph global warming. See the 7 image photo essay here. Photo by James Balog/National … Read more

A sizable fraction of the international business community launched an effort to press for mandatory cuts in greenhouse gas emissions on the eve of a major round of climate negotiations … Read more

Our very own Patty Glick was featured in the Sunday Seattle Times for her work on the Gardener’s Guide to Global Warming. A glimpse into the article: "Patty Glick may … Read more

You can tell when the politicians are getting serious about an issue: they stop taking cheap shots at one another and suddenly become pragmatic. Amazingly, that’s happening right now on … Read more

Suspended 20 stories in the air, Ken Bible of the University of Washington is able to take measurements showing old forests continue to grow and act as a sink for … Read more

Nine midwestern governors and the Premiere of Manitoba signed a pact Thursday to reduce greenhouse gases and start a regional carbon cap and trade program. The governors pledged to push … Read more

Wildlife biologist Eric Orf, a NWF consultant, was published in the Concord Monitor on global warming and its impacts on wildlife in the state of New Hampshire. Read his powerful … Read more

New satellite imaging has revealed that hurricanes Katrina and Rita produced the largest single forestry disaster on record in the nation — an unreported ecological catastrophe that killed or severely … Read more

The IPCC is about to release their summary report of the three reports that came out earlier this year, saying climate change may bring "abrupt and irreversible" impacts.  Among other … Read more