Last week, the Senate passed a resolution declaring today, May 15, as Endangered Species Day. It’s a day for all of us wildlife enthusiasts (and those who are still joining … Read more
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10 Ways to Change the World Through Social Media
At National Wildlife Federation we are very serious about protecting wildlife for our children’s future. That’s why we are very active on social media sites, because we know that there … Read more
Green Hour Heroes: Grandparents
Grandparents.com asks its community: “How will you enjoy the outdoors this summer?” Read more
Can Twitter and Facebook Help Connect People With Nature?
The National Wildlife Federation is connecting people with nature — through the Internet. Sounds paradoxical, doesn’t it? It’s true. With just a few mouse clicks and key presses, we are … Read more
9 Reasons Social Media and the Web Can Save Wildlife
It is my personal belief that social media can play a huge role in helping protect wildlife. Being a part of the information age is incredible and overwhelming at times, but I can’t help but be optimistic that we are in a better place than ever before to save wildlife
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Upload Photos of Kids Outside!
We are working to compile the world’s largest library of photos of kids playing outside! We’ve already got pictures of kids splashing in streams, running in playgrounds, dancing in the … Read more
Wildlife Watch with Twitter and Plurk
No matter where you are, you can participate in Wildlife Watch and let us know about the wildlife and plants you observe. Wildlife Watch is a national, nature watching program … Read more
Write It! Wear It! Snap It! Boast It! for Public Lands
The National Wildlife Federation needs your help to give us a catchy slogan for Our Public Lands web site. This contest will run until the fall of 2008 and will … Read more
Create a Wiki, Go Green For a Year!
Wetpaint, one of the most respected Wiki hosting sites, is offering an awesome, green reward for it’s one millionth site creator. For those of you who haven’t created a wiki … Read more
