With so much on the line and so many species at risk of extinction, we have a responsibility to conserve and restore our cherished wildlife before they disappear forever. Will you help protect them? | National Wildlife Federation
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With so much on the line and so many species at risk of extinction, we have a responsibility to conserve and restore our cherished wildlife before they disappear forever. Will you help protect them? | National Wildlife Federation
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NWF’s senior wildlife biologist John Kanter has spent much of his career working to protect turtles in New Hampshire and across New England, including Blanding’s turtles. But a proposal from the EPA to remove Clean Water Act protections from the wetlands and streams that are home to Blanding’s turtles threatens to undo much of the progress that has been made to identify, restore, and connect turtle habitats. Please speak up for Lobelia -- and turtles across the country 📲: https://ow.ly/YIns50XN
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NWF’s senior wildlife biologist John Kanter has spent much of his career working to protect turtles in New Hampshire and across New England, including Blanding’s turtles. But a proposal from the EPA to remove Clean Water Act protections from the wetlands and streams that are home to Blanding’s turtles threatens to undo much of the progress that has been made to identify, restore, and connect turtle habitats. Please speak up for Lobelia -- and turtles across the country 📲: https://ow.ly/YIns50XN
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Healthy waters are essential for wildlife and our way of life. 🌍 But recent federal rollbacks have left most streams and nearly all wetlands unprotected. 🚨 This #WorldWetlandsDay, take a few minutes to speak up for the waters we all depend on. ⏬ From our friends at the NWF Action Fund 📲: https://ow.ly/PBAF50Y6xlu Healing Our Waters - Great Lakes Coalition, Our Public Lands, Choose Clean Water Coalition #water #wildlife #nature #wetlands #conservation #takeaction | National Wildlife Federation
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Healthy waters are essential for wildlife and our way of life. 🌍 But recent federal rollbacks have left most streams and nearly all wetlands unprotected. 🚨 This #WorldWetlandsDay, take a few minutes to speak up for the waters we all depend on. ⏬ From our friends at the NWF Action Fund 📲: https://ow.ly/PBAF50Y6xlu Healing Our Waters - Great Lakes Coalition, Our Public Lands, Choose Clean Water Coalition #water #wildlife #nature #wetlands #conservation #takeaction | National Wildlife Federation
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Keep Protections for the Boundary Waters and its Wildlife! 🫎🛶 Last week, the House of Representatives voted to strip protections for the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. It’s now up to the Senate to stop the proposal that would allow sulfide-ore copper mining in an area surrounding the cherished wildlife and recreation area. Please tell your senators to VOTE NO on a proposal that overturns protections from dangerous mining. Take action TODAY: https://ow.ly/oIvP50Y3ZQh Song Credit: The Ch
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Keep Protections for the Boundary Waters and its Wildlife! 🫎🛶 Last week, the House of Representatives voted to strip protections for the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. It’s now up to the Senate to stop the proposal that would allow sulfide-ore copper mining in an area surrounding the cherished wildlife and recreation area. Please tell your senators to VOTE NO on a proposal that overturns protections from dangerous mining. Take action TODAY: https://ow.ly/oIvP50Y3ZQh Song Credit: The Ch
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Sandhill cranes spend most of their lives in freshwater wetlands, including marshes, wet grasslands, and river basins. One of the most beautiful natural phenomena in the United States is the annual congregation of the sandhill cranes, where, for a month each March, more than 500,000 sandhill cranes converge on the Platte River basin. Here, they have the chance to find mates, where they perform dancing displays, and afterward mate for life. When the pair reaches the northern breeding grounds, the
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Sandhill cranes spend most of their lives in freshwater wetlands, including marshes, wet grasslands, and river basins. One of the most beautiful natural phenomena in the United States is the annual congregation of the sandhill cranes, where, for a month each March, more than 500,000 sandhill cranes converge on the Platte River basin. Here, they have the chance to find mates, where they perform dancing displays, and afterward mate for life. When the pair reaches the northern breeding grounds, the
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National Wildlife Habitat certification! #nwf #wildlife #habitat #sanctuary
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National Wildlife Habitat certification! #nwf #wildlife #habitat #sanctuary
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Happy #NationalWildlifeWeek! 🦌🦝🦨🦊🐈 This year, NWF and Blink are keeping an #EyeOnTheWild and seeing wildlife in the most unexpected places. 👁️📹 Share your videos of your #WildNeighbors to celebrate and learn how you can help protect wildlife 📲: nationalwildlifeweek.nwf.org | National Wildlife Federation
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How My Backyard Became a Certified Wildlife Habitat 🦋🌿
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Certified Habitat with the National Wildlife Federation!!
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To achieve clean energy goals for a healthy climate, we must responsibly site and build offshore wind infrastructure to harness the abundant wind energy resource off U.S. shores. Staying at the forefront of that technology means responsibly addressing risks to coastal communities, migratory birds, and other wildlife. | National Wildlife Federation
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You moose be kidding me... Moose are the largest members of the deer family, standing six feet (1.8 meters) tall from hoof to shoulder, and weighing in at more than 1,000 pounds (450 kilograms). The word “moose” is an Algonquin term meaning “eater of twigs.” A full-grown moose can gobble up to 70 pounds of food a day, eating leaves, stems, twigs, and the bark of small shrubs. Fun Fact: Moose spend much of their time swimming in lakes and rivers to keep their body temperature down on hot days, so
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Di tengah kobaran api yang melahap sekitarnya, seekor induk burung tetap bertahan melindungi anak-anaknya. Ia menutupi lubang bambu tempat anaknya berlindung, seolah menjadikan dirinya sebagai benteng terakhir agar mereka selamat dari panasnya api. 🥺🔥 Peristiwa ini menjadi gambaran betapa kuatnya naluri seekor induk untuk melindungi anaknya. Namun, di balik kisah yang menyentuh ini, kebakaran juga menjadi pengingat bahwa kerusakan alam dapat mengancam kehidupan makhluk-makhluk kecil yang berga
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When the king becomes the guardian 🦁🦏 A lion standing watch over baby rhinos on the open savanna — no fear, no fight, just an unlikely protector keeping the little ones safe. Moments like this remind us the wild has a softer side too. Have you EVER seen anything like this? Drop your reaction below! 👇 #Lion #Rhino #Wildlife #Savanna #Nature
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Sad to have to remove all of the birds but I need to get the predator problem under control…. #animals #predators #aviary #aviarybirds #ducks
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This decision puts the Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, Hawksbill sea turtle, Leatherback sea turtle, Rice’s whale, Sperm whale, Smalltooth sawfish, Pillar coral, Green sea turtle, Loggerhead sea turtle, Gulf sturgeon, Nassau grouper, Oceanic whitetip shark, Giant manta ray, Queen conch, Elkhorn coral, Staghorn coral, Boulder star coral, Mountainous star coral, Lobed star coral, the Rough cactus coral and the food webs and ecosystems thy are a part of at completely and totally unnecessary risk. This ca
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Spring usually marks the arrival of butterflies, but where are all the butterflies? Learn more about our declining butterfly populations and their migration paths. | National Wildlife Federation
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Need to take a breather? The great outdoors is the perfect place for a breath of fresh air. | National Wildlife Federation
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