Conservation

It's About Laws, Not Light Bulbs

The issue of climate change is now in a sad state of political and legislative suspension, awaiting an election, a new president and a new Congress. This NY Times editorial … Read more

Inaction on Polar Bear Criticized

The Senate EPW committee held a hearing criticizing inaction by Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne. The hearing included testimony from National Wildlife Federation’s own Senior Scientist Doug Inkley! Read the entire … Read more

Florida Wildlife Federation's Jay Liles calls out Senator Martinez in Orlando Sentinel

"Martinez’s track record on major environmental votes has been an extreme disappointment. His vote to drill in our nation’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, his vote to allow power plants to … Read more

Bangkok Climate Change Talks 2008

Three months after the landmark agreement on a road map towards strengthened international action on climate change reached in Bali, Indonesia, the latest round of negotiations shifted to the neighboring … Read more

Remember Our Dream

The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. January 15, 1929 – April 4, 1968 There are few speeches that people remember. Most of us know at least the first few … Read more

We Can Solve It

The Alliance for Climate Protection launched its We campaign today. This campaign is designed to engage the American public in demanding real and lasting solutions to the climate crisis. It … Read more

So Close

The world’s scientists are calling for immediate and urgent action on global warming. The good news is that we have the science, technologies and policies necessary to stop it. What’s … Read more

Large Climate Changes Predicted Worldwide

Scientists are predicting large changes to climates worldwide due to global warming. Particularly hard hit will be tropical highlands and arctic regions, as outlined in a recent Science Daily article. … Read more

Natural Resources Conference Focuses on Climate Change Solutions

Another packed meeting room for a session on climate change here at the North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference. This time the meeting was for natural resource managers working … Read more

NOAA to Assess Whether Melting Ice Endangers Seals

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced Wednesday that it will evaluate whether four kinds of seals inhabiting Alaska’s Bering Sea should be placed on the endangered species list because … Read more