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Saving sea turtles, by land and sea

If baby sea turtles knew the dangers that awaited them on their journey to adulthood, they might not ever leave their s

Four cold-stunned sea turtles stacked atop each other are moved into the front door of a veterinary clinic on a wooden dolley.
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Clearing the way for the return of eels

Those who dismiss American eels as slimy muck-dwellers are missing out on one of North America’s most fascinating wildl

A tangle of thin, translucent glass eels swim in black water, showing striking contrast.
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Restoring habitat along a raptor flyway

Peregrine falcons, sharp-shinned hawks, golden eagles and a host of other raptors migrate south every fall from the for

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Protecting parrotfish, from ridges to reefs

How is it that the Hawaiian Islands, with their dark volcanic soils and black lava rock formations, are famous the worl

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Managing lands for Western wildlife

Wolverines will devour just about anything they run across, from berries and seeds to bird eggs, ground squirrels, marm

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Restoring the coast for Lone Star stilts

Black-necked stilts are fun to watch.

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Boosting resilience along our coasts

NFWF’s science-based, competitive grant-making process ensures that our partners’ conservation investments support proj

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Helping forests heal and deal with flames

There was a time when North America’s great forests required no help from us.

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Opportunities abound in agricultural sector

Farmers and ranchers wield enormous influence over conservation efforts across nearly 1 billion acres in the Unite

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Protecting pathways for migrating wildlife

Just about every patch of natural habitat in the United States supports wildlife migration of one kind or another,