National Wildlife Federation, America's largest conservation and education organization inspiring Americans to protect wildlife for our children's future, will visit the NASDAQ MarketSite in Times Square.

The National Wildlife Federation (NWF) has hired longtime entertainment industry executive and former conservation organization president, Maureen P. Smith, as its new Vice President of Marketing and Communications.

Mary Anne Lanier, Ray C. Anderson Foundation Trustee, has been appointed to the National Wildlife Federation's (NWF's) President's Advisory Council. �Ray Anderson's legacy continues to shine brightly in all corners of the world, and we are pleased to ...

The Johnstons, who live in a hot spot for wildlife habitats - more than 300 nearby households are certified - appreciate the NWF program's benefits. �It helped us to make sure what we were planting and providing was right,� says Gary, 65. Adds Mona ...

Ranger Rick the Racoon and Beth Pratt, California Director of the National Wildlife Federation, visited SFCS on Friday, April 26, 2013.

Late last week, the group also filed a motion in US District Court to prevent the Environmental Protection agency from overriding New York's laws, if more stringent rules are created.

RubyThroatedHummingbird_KellyHunt_695X316 From bird watchers to butterfly lovers, people across the country are transforming their gardens into havens for wildlife in celebration of National Wildlife Federation's �Garden for Wildlife Month� and its ...

EASTON - Beginning Wednesday, May 1 the National Wildlife Federation kicks off its Draw Ricky contest for children ages 4 to 7. The contest is one of three concurrent contests put on by NWF to encourage kids to share their wildlife experiences. The ...

The National Wildlife Federation� (NWF) is pleased to recognize that Nordson Corporation's Swainsboro Manufacturing Facility has successfully created an official Certified Wildlife Habitat� site.

Will it take too long for them if we start now to build a new coast? Isn't a fishery a little farther away better for them than no fishery at all?