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.
Play fall bird bingo! π¦ Many birds typically migrate through North America from late August through November.
How many birds and bird behaviors you can find? #GreenHour
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Wildlife. Communities. Impact. BDO and @NWF are launching a new cause partnership and the Rooting for Wildlife initiative to support habitat restoration and conservation efforts nationwide. https://t.co/hEXQcOPbet
#BDOCounts#RootingForWildlife
Data centersβ land needs are expected to triple in the next five years. βοΈ
New demand from #DataCenters can place additional pressure on the watersheds, groundwater supplies, and municipal systems that #farmers and rural residents rely on. π°
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We have a new national park! π¨ποΈ
Chiricahua, in southeastern Arizona, has been designated as the nationβs 64th national park and is known for towering rock spires, abundant wildlife, and significant Apache cultural sites.
Photography With Patience πΈπ«
After watching Hoback, a well-known Grand Teton moose, for days, photographer Deena Sveinsson finally got her shot!
Read the National Wildlife Magazine Fall 2026 Issue π²: https://t.co/VvaxSS5IXk
Polls are already opening up across the country for early voting! π³οΈπββοΈ Look up your local poll locations, hours, and ballot boxes to make sure you are ready to vote early or on Election Day! For more information, visit:π² https://t.co/WM1eJnsvBU
Dr. Doug Tallamy just made history by certifying his property as the 350,000th Certified Wildlife Habitat with the National Wildlife Federation! π‘π¦
Learn more π²: https://t.co/K4Kor6QkyD
In the Pacific Northwest, the arrival of a Southern Resident orca calf is met with great joy, yet we also must prepare for heartache. ππ
Without enough salmon to eat, the chance of survival is slim, and this population is edging ever closer to extinction. π
Researchers at @sacstate have embarked on a project to understand how Mexican free-tailed bats regulate body temperature during high heat. π¦βοΈ
This research is funded by a grant program from @WildKingdom and @NWF.
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Look at fall through the eyes of an artist! π Enjoy a #GreenHour collecting colorful leaves and creating nature-inspired artwork.
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Happy #NationalWildlifeRefugeWeek ποΈπ¦ππ’
The Hakalau Forest National Wildlife Refuge is a powerful example of whatβs possible when volunteers and conservation partners come together to restore habitat and give imperiled wildlife a fighting chance.
Join the National Wildlife Federationβs Environmental Justice program for a roundtable discussion on the importance of civic engagement for a sustainable and just future! Wednesday, October 21st, 2026 6-7:30 pm ET
RSVP Today! π² https://t.co/5zcBVwiWpc
Happy National Wildlife Refuge Week! (Oct. 10-17) π
Many refuges, like the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, face threats of funding cuts and development that jeopardize their delicate ecosystems.
Listen/read more about wildlife refuges π² https://t.co/FsTFeN03yC
@WestVirginiaU, with support from a 2026 @NWF & @WildKingdom grant, is creating a new habitat by overhauling an existing green roof; this habitat will support both the monarch butterfly & the rusty-patched bumble bee.
2026 Wild Kingdom Grant projects π² https://t.co/heiJUTm813
Twice a year, millions of birds take to the skiesβand their incredible migrations can even show up on weather radar. π¦πΊοΈ
This #WorldMigratoryBirdDay, help give them a safer journey by turning off lights at night and paying attention to the birds passing through your yard. π‘
Get ready with Ranger Rick to go vote!π¦π³οΈ
Even though raccoons canβt vote, you can! Before you head to the polls either on election day, early voting, or to drop off your mail-in ballot, make sure you have everything you need. Learn more:π² https://t.co/WM1eJnsvBU
Have you ever seen a baby firefly? π‘π
Like many insects, fireflies go through a larval stage. These βglowwormsβ often depend on the moist leaf layer where they find food. No leaves? No fireflies! ππ‘π
Learn how you can save fireflies π²: https://t.co/lnY6xeQGba
LEAF LAYER BINGO ποΈπ
A healthy leaf layer supports all kinds of wildlife and fun finds. πππβπ«
We teamed up with @RangerRickMags to support #LeaveTheLeaves this fall, so you can go on a leaf layer scavenger hunt! ππ
Salamanders, turtles, and frogs, oh my!π¦ππΈ
These amphibians love the leaves. For many frogs and salamanders, fallen leaves are an important spot for overwintering. βοΈπ
Learn about seven species that need you to #LeaveTheLeaves π²: https://t.co/82t9lv8uLG