Did you know that leaving or repurposing fallen leaves in local landscapes creates vital overwintering habitat for vulnerable caterpillars, at-risk salamanders, and declining firefly populations? And that even songbirds benefit by foraging for insects and seeds among the fallen leaves? Unfortunately, local ordinances or homeowner’s associations often require the removal of fallen leaves from residential yards, commercial landscapes, and outdoor public spaces. Send a message today urging your local officials to lift or modify any existing fallen leaves removal requirements and to leave the...

Unless Congress acts, we risk losing not only crucial conservation protections to save wildlife—but the scientists, engineers, and other staff who make them possible. Many of these vital programs are ...

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Fish and wildlife depend on roadless areas for their survival. For more than two decades, the Roadless Rule has helped safeguard wildlife species while limiting roadbuilding and other industrial devel...

Bald eagles, along with hundreds of other wildlife species, depend on the vast wild spaces that are stewarded by the federal Bureau of Land Management. But the U.S. House of Representatives just voted...

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Unless Congress acts, we risk losing not only crucial conservation protections to save wildlife—but the scientists, engineers, and other staff who make them possible. Many of these vital programs are ...

The Environmental Protection Agency is proposing to abandon its duties to protect our communities and environment from pollution and climate change. Send in a comment today urging them not to go back ...

Wildlife crossings can reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions by up to 90%, making our roads safer for everyone. Take action today to support the Wildlife Crossings Pilot Program:

Join the National Wildlife Federation’s Environmental Justice, Health, and Community Resilience and Revitalization program for a roundtable discussion with community advocates and experts on disaster ...

The Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Office of Research & Development (ORD) is under threat, spelling trouble for people and wildlife.

The EPA seeks to rescind the Endangerment Finding, the basis on which many clean air regulations are built.

The Environmental Protection Agency is proposing to abandon its duties to protect our communities and environment from pollution and climate change. Send in a comment today urging them not to go back on decades of climate science and federal policy!

Unless Congress acts, we risk losing not only crucial conservation protections to save wildlife—but the scientists, engineers, and other staff who make them possible. Many of these vital programs are ...

Sea turtles are among the oldest creatures on the planet and have remained mostly unchanged for 110 million years. They are members of the reptile group and can be found … Read more

The sound science and programs that protect our wildlife, air, and water are being quickly and drastically eliminated by the federal government, threatening the species and people we love. We will not...

The clock is ticking for Colorado River Basin states to decide how to split up shrinking water supplies, and some conservationists are reconsidering a centuries-old water distribution tradition at wor...

Twenty years after Katrina, Louisiana is still waiting. The Mississippi River Gulf Outlet (MRGO) wasn’t just a shipping shortcut — it was a manmade disaster. This federal channel carved through more t...