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Outdoor Kids: Dawn and Dusk

Students and Nature | Aug 12, 2009

Rebecca Cohen has a strategy for getting the family outside even on hot days. Find out what it is! Read more

Time for a Salmon Plan That Works

Wildlife Facts | Aug 3, 2009

The salmon and steelhead that return to the Columbia and Snake Rivers are like no other fish in the world. They migrate nearly 1,000 miles, connecting coastal and river communities … Read more

Some Good News For Ocean Fisheries

Wildlife Facts | Jul 30, 2009

A new study finds some signs of recovery from overfishing in several areas around the globe. Physorg.com reports: Scientists have joined forces in a groundbreaking assessment on the status of … Read more

Outdoor Kids: “Forced” Family Fun

Students and Nature | Jul 23, 2009

Forcing fun isn’t really possible, but when my kids are having trouble peeling themselves away from video games, I have been known to put my foot down and take them … Read more

NWF Scientist Details Climate Change’s Threats to Chesapeake Bay

Conservation | Apr 23, 2008

The National Wildlife Federation’s Dr. Doug Inkley testified before the Virginia Commission on Climate Change yesterday, detailing the effects of warming temperatures and rising sea levels on fish and wildlife. … Read more

Disastrous Drop in California Salmon

Conservation | Mar 26, 2008

Disturbing news from the California coast: Federal fisheries managers on Friday took the initial step toward imposing what could be the strictest limits ever on West Coast salmon fishing amid … Read more

The Chesapeake Bay and Global Warming

Conservation | Sep 25, 2007

The National Wildlife Federation just released a report on the impacts of global warming on one of America’s most cherished regions, “The Chesapeake Bay and Global Warming: A Paradise Lost … Read more

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