NWF Staff is on site in the Gulf Coast responding to the BP Oil Spill.
The catastrophic oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has put wildlife and the Gulf's delicate coastal ecosystem at risk.
Help Wildlife by Adopting a Wildlife Acre. Right now your donation will be matched by a grant from Animal Planet's R.O.A.R. campaign.
The largest tar sands reserves in the world are located beneath the boreal forest in Alberta, Canada. Oil development poses a threat to critical wildlife habitats.
Be a conservationist! NWF has a variety of activities for adults, kids, and families that help wildlife while you enjoy the outdoors.
America has some of the world's most extraordinary landscapes, incredible ecosystems, and unique wildlife habitats. See what we're working to protect.
Be the voice for wildlife. Help pass laws and policies that will protect species, clean up and restore habitat, and preserve our natural heritage.
We protect wildlife and their habitat, work to restore and maintain healthy ecosystems, and strive to educate and inspire Americans to safeguard our natural heritage.
Help us protect wildlife by learning more about threats to wildlife and the conservation solutions, getting hands-on with citizen science, or volunteering your time.
How far is the whooping crane’s migration flight? How fast can pronghorn run? Why are bats in trouble? Find information on these and many more wildlife species.
From climate legislation to endangered species, NWF advocates for policies that protect wildlife and our natural world.
Discover more about America's great landscapes and their wildlife.
Learn how you can help scientists track and observe wildlife behavior.
Learn about how wildlife can be protected with legislation.
Find out what wildlife to look for in your area, log your observations and share your photos and stories.
For more than 35 years, NWF's Certified Wildlife Habitat program has helped people learn how to garden for wildlife.
Three things you can do to help the wildlife and coastal habitat impacted by the BP Oil Spill:
1. Speak up for wildlife 2. Donate to save wildlife in crisis 3. Volunteer to help wildlife