With the number of healthy bee colonies across the U.S. plummeting, actions to reverse the decline have taken on new urgency.
Brook trout thrive in cool, crystal-clear streams.
July 2, 2013 -- The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) today expressed support for the United States’ newly-enlarged initia
To members of the Lakota tribe, the bison (American buffalo) is a sacred symbol embodying both life and abundance.
A CSX freight train loaded with an estimated 2,750 tons of fossilized oyster shell from a Florida quarry is delivering a big boost to
The scenic wetlands, beaches and bays of northwestern Florida are sensitive places.
What happens when six urban teens, deprived of cell phones, electricity, and running water, tackle a prairie dog conservation project
Over the last three decades, NFWF has forged a new model for protecting and restoring our native species and habitats.
This spring, a nationwide conservation partnership between NFWF and Walmart embarks on its ten-year anniversary with a notable distin
