As part of our 74th Annual Meeting, staff from the National Wildlife Federation--along with members of our 47 state affiliate groups--will be heading outside to restore wildlife habitat in Pittsburgh's Hartwood Acres by planting more than 1,000 trees.

Along with this event, we're trying out a little experiment to see if we can turn NWF's online friends into offline volunteers through Twitter and other social media sites. Even if you can't make it to Pittsburgh on Saturday, May 2, we hope you can do something for wildlife in the next few weeks and report back.

See you outside!
Jaime Matyas, Executive VP, NWF
 

How can you help restore wildlife habitat?

Join us and get your hands dirty, on Saturday, May 2, 2009, from 10:30 AM-3 PM at Hartwood Acres Park, just outside of Pittsburgh.

RSVP Today...

Can't make it to Pittsburgh? You can still help the restoration project by sponsoring a tree (or even just a branch).

Donate to our Facebook Cause...

Find another opportunity in your area to restore wildlife habitat with a local group, even if it's just in your backyard.

Tell us about your project and upload photos...

Twestoration Online:

• Follow @NWF on Twitter.
• Upload your photos to the Twestoration Flickr Group.
• Join the Twestoration Facebook Cause.