Protecting Habitat Where Land Meets Water

The 1,200-acre Pamunkey Indian Reservation sits on the shores of the Pamunkey River, a tributary of the York River in King William County, Virginia. Home to the federally recognized Pamunkey Indian Tribe, the reservation is located on a portion of the tribe’s ancestral land but is facing modern environmental challenges.

Preserving critical habitats across the nation

Acres for America, an historic conservation collaboration between Walmart and NFWF, continued its i

NFWF CEO comments on BP settlement for Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill

Washington, D.C., July 2, 2015 — The Gulf Coast states and the federal go

NFWF’s Non-Discrimination Statement

At the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation we pride ourselves on valuing every individual.

Fighting the spread of white-nose syndrome in bats

Bats might get a bad rap, but these hardworking mammals play a crucial role in North America by controlling insect pests.

Youth Crew Pitch In for National Forests

California’s forests have had a tough couple of years. Droughts, beetles, fires and other factors have taken a terrible toll.

Past Webinars and Slideshows

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Past Webinars and Slideshows

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Preserving critical habitats across the nation

Matt Winter 202-595-2455

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