The National Wildlife Federation

October–November 2017

National Wildlife® // October–November 2017 Issue

Celebrating America’s “Great Land”

In the 150 years since the United States purchased Alaska, Americ...

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President's View: Making the Case for Conservation

Building on America's conservation successes to protect a legacy ...

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Farewell to the World’s Smallest Tarantula?

An endangered spider struggles to survive as the forest changes i...

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Working for Wildlife

NWF and affiliates' new vision to save wildlife, protecting the "...

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Bane—or Blessing?

How an urban rookery in California stirs both distress and deligh...

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Out of Time?

Mountain caribou are vanishing, but conservationists aren’t givin...

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News of the Wild

Whale calves "whisper," one of the largest aerial migrations and ...

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Oh, What Tangled Webs They Weave

Intricate, alluring and often deadly, spiderwebs reflect their ma...

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The Cat Conundrum

Tens of millions of free-roaming felines take a huge toll on wild...

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A Helping Hand for Early Bees

This fall planting season, don’t forget about flowers that early ...

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Nature's Witness: Living Color

A photographer captures a stunning image of a brittle star garden

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Shared Moment: You’re getting sleepy ...

A photographer captures the penetrating gaze of a Galápagos short...

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