Looking at lightning bugs is a great summer activity, and your observations can help scientists track the fate of these insects.
Powerless to stop the oiling of habitat along the Gulf of Mexico, homeowners can provide havens for migrants in their own yards.
Wildlife and nature photographer, Darlene Eschete, shares her experience as one of the first volunteers to go out as part of NWF's Gulf Coast Surveillance Team.
New research indicates that the answer is a cautious yes, although spills in the Gulf of Mexico and elsewhere suggest considerable improvement is still needed.
Pro photographer Sheppard shares a few tricks for making sharp, compelling close-up images of nature without buying a pricey macro lens.
Don't waste these gloriously long, warm days inside! Here are ideas to get your family out of the house and into nature.
National Wildlife Federation senior scientist Doug Inkley recently toured critical nesting areas at risk from the BP Oil Spill. Read a personal account of what he saw.
Hay fever sufferers can reduce their exposure to pollen—and support wildlife—by making a few changes to their gardening practices