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Acres for America: Celebrating 10 Years

Gatherings

IDEAs for a greener Greenpoint

The Rio Loco Watershed and Guanica Bay

NFWF to Support Development of Florida Gulf Environmental Benefit Fund Restoration Strategy

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) today announced an award of up to $4.5 million to the 

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Central Appalachia

Formed 480 million years ago, the Appalachians are the oldest mountain range in North America. Central Appalachia boasts some of the world’s oldest river systems and most biologically diverse temperate deciduous forests. The region’s forests, streams, rivers, wetlands and floodplains host a remarkable variety of flora and fauna with long evolutionary histories. For centuries local economies have relied on the region’s rich and abundant natural resources — its expansive forests for logging, its fertile valleys for farming, and its abundant sources of energy.

Youth conserve California’s fire-prone forests

Landscapes

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation has selected a set of priority landscapes aimed at delivering ambitious but measurable outcomes for species and habitats in the region. Each landscape has a business plan developed by scientists and other experts, and approved by the Foundation's Board of Directors. These business plans outline the conservation goals, strategies and metrics the Foundation will use to track progress. Grants are available to support the strategies and actions identified in the business plan. Our landscapes will continue to grow as more business plans are developed.