National Wildlife Federation Reports

GLOBAL WARMING:

Shifting Skies: Migratory Birds in a Warming World

Climate change is altering and destroying important habitats that America’s migratory birds depend on and urgent action is needed to change that dangerous flight path, according to a new report released today by the National Wildlife Federation.

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WILDLIFE CONSERVATION:

Restoring a Degraded Gulf of Mexico

Three years after the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig exploded and dumped more than 200 million gallons of crude oil into the Gulf of Mexico, wildlife and wetlands are still recovering.

CONNECTING KIDS WITH NATURE:

The Dirt on Dirt

How Getting Dirty Outdoors Benefits Kids

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National Wildlife Federation News

Tar Balls Cannot Be the ‘New Normal’
"We cannot just accept oiled material on our beaches and in our marshes as the ‘new normal.’"
Senate Poised to Pass a Strong Farm Bill
“We are very pleased with the Senate’s version of the farm bill."
Ranger Rick's Tree House App Takes Home the Gold
Educational app receives top honors from the Association of Educational Publishers
Turn the Family Cookout into a Campout for this Year’s Great American Backyard Campout
NWF helps take the family cookout one step further with the Great American Backyard Campout on June 22
Bill to Force Keystone Approval a Giveaway to Oil Companies
"This bill is nothing more than an effort to run roughshod over protections for landowners, wildlife and drinking water supplies"
House Farm Bill Needs Critical Improvements for Soil, Water and Wildlife
“Committee missed important opportunities to save taxpayer dollars through commonsense conservation measures.”
NWF: McCarthy Deserves Clean Vote
"The full Senate should give her a clean vote as soon as possible. We’ve already wasted enough time watching polluter allies play political games with her confirmation process.”

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