National Wildlife Federation Blog

National Wildlife Federation Blog

The National Wildlife Federation (NWF) stands as the biggest private nonprofit group in the U.S. dedicated to conservation education and advocacy. With a community of more than six million members and supporters, it includes 51 affiliated organizations across various states and territories.

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  • 1 week ago | blog.nwf.org | Portia Bharath

    Somewhere within the more than 19 million acres of pristine wilderness that make up the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, a caribou calf is following her mother across the tundra. She’s enjoying soft grass under her hooves. She’s munching willow leaves. She’s not thinking about the United States Senate, or “reconciliation bills,” or the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969. Caribou aren’t thinking about these things, but—if we care about protecting them and other American wildlife—we need to be.

  • 1 week ago | blog.nwf.org | Portia Bharath

    Elk, bighorn sheep, mule deer, burrowing owls, and more than 3,000 species of wildlife depend on lands that are managed by the Bureau of Land Management. These lands provide vital habitat for wildlife to migrate, search for food, and find mates. But these lands are also working lands that serve multiple purposes. They provide endless opportunities for hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, and other outdoor recreation. They provide lands for cattle grazing and timber harvest.

  • 2 weeks ago | blog.nwf.org | Portia Bharath

    Garden Habitats Get Outside Students and Nature   |   In April of 2025, culminating two years of community engagement work and NWF’s Resilient Schools and Communities (RiSC) program at Channelview High School, NWF and our local partners created a Pocket Prairie at the Channelview Sports Complex in Channelview, Texas. The beauty of this project lies in the collaboration.

  • 2 weeks ago | blog.nwf.org | Portia Bharath

    President Trump’s so-called “one big beautiful bill”—also known as the budget reconciliation bill, or the GOP-led megabill—passed out of the House on a slim margin late last month and now heads to the Senate, where leadership plans to work quickly to debate and advance the bill to the floor. The bill may be big, but it is not beautiful—nor beneficial for Americans or our nation’s treasured wildlife.

  • 2 weeks ago | blog.nwf.org | Portia Bharath

    When settlers invaded North America, they encountered significant beauty and ecological richness, such as the sprawling longleaf pine forests that covered approximately 90 million acres of the Southeast—made possible through hundreds of years of ecological stewardship by North America’s Indigenous peoples.