Conserving landscapes on the Gulf Coast

An aerial view of the shoreline at Powderhorn Ranch in Texas. Credit: Texas Parks and Wildlife Department

Oyster projects gain momentum along Gulf Coast

Divers dipping below the surface of Alabama’s bays and nearshore coastal waters are finding tantalizing evidence that a massive effort to expand that state’s

Gulf Coast conservation, five years after the spill

"The fifth anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon disaster offers us the chance to reflect on our collective efforts to restore and en

Timeline: NFWF commitment to the Gulf Coast

Timeline: NFWF and the Gulf

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Preserving critical habitats across the nation

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Longleaf pine: When fire fuels a forest

In the stately longleaf pine forests of the Southeast, fire can be as ecologically important as water and sunshine.

American oystercatcher: Why would a bird need a business plan?

Just a few years ago, the future looked bleak for the American oystercatcher.

Conserving Salmon and Preserving Culture

Fewer salmon in Alaska’s Yukon–Kuskokwim Delta doesn’t just mean less food for the Yup’ik people.

Keeping sea turtles in the dark

Selling darkness in the Sunshine State can be tough.

Protecting Habitat in Downeast Maine

Covered by extensive tracts of forest and dotted with more than 60 lakes, the Downeast Lakes region of eastern Maine hosts a wide array of wi