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What You Wish You Didn’t Know About Oil Spills

 |  May 9, 2010

A few facts gathered by the National Wildlife Federation’s Senior Scientist, Doug Inkley… According to the National Research Council of the National Academy of Sciences, about 3 million gallons of … Read more

Reflections on the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill and What’s Ahead for the Gulf Coast

 |  May 2, 2010

Staff in the National Wildlife Federation’s Alaska office observe the recent oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and offer their perspective based on their experiences of the Exxon Valdez after-effects. Read more

How Crews are Cleaning Oil-Covered Birds

 |  May 1, 2010

To report oiled or injured wildlife in the Gulf Coast area, call 866-557-1401. You might have heard about the first oiled bird that was rescued yesterday in the Gulf. The … Read more

4 Ways Your Family Can Save the Frogs

 |  Apr 30, 2010

Save the Frogs Day is April 30—learn easy ways to help these lovable creatures Read more

Wildlife and Weather – April 2010

,  |  Apr 23, 2010

Here’s our latest Wildlife and Weather video.  Spring is here and it’s a great time to get outside and enjoy the wonderful weather.  You might even do some wildlife watching! … Read more

Finding Time For A Green Hour, Part 2

 |  Apr 23, 2010

From Georgia to West Philadelphia, the best memories are made outdoors Read more

Don’t Mess with Wildlife!

 |  Apr 23, 2010

NWF partners with the movie Furry Vengeance, a comedy about woodland critters that seek revenge against a real estate developer Read more

How to Celebrate the 40th Earth Day, Family-Style

,  |  Apr 19, 2010

Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day, family-style.
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This American Land: Bighorns on the Brink

 |  Mar 24, 2010

Find more videos like this on Planet Forward Via This American Land & Planet Forward Read more

National Wildlife Week: Thursday’s Tiny Treasures Think You’re The “Creepy” One

 |  Mar 18, 2010

It’s National Wildlife Week, and we hope today’s post won’t make you too scared to look under that rock in your yard. There may be creepy crawlies (a.k.a invertebrates) living … Read more