[ad_1] Refuge expansions benefit wildlife in several ways, particularly for the most vulnerable species. These newly expanded refuge lands create critical safe havens for endangered and at-risk species, such as…
[ad_1] 📷 Marine debris, largely composed of plastic, washes up on Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge’s south shore, within Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument | Eric Dale/USFWSFrom majestic mountains to coastlines,…
[ad_1] The National Wildlife Refuge System (Refuge System) is a cornerstone of American conservation, protecting millions of acres of critical habitat for countless species. But these vital lands face challenges,…
[ad_1] The Refuge Association urges Congress to prioritize the Refuge System and address these funding challenges. Robust investments are essential to equip the USFWS with the resources to implement the…
[ad_1] 📷 Buffalo in field | Ian Shive/Tandem Stills + MotionThe National Wildlife Refuge Association is thrilled to partner with the Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network (SBWCN) for an unforgettable…
[ad_1] A National TreasureEncompassing over 400,000 acres, the Okefenokee NWR is a true marvel. It's not just a local treasure but a vital part of the National Wildlife Refuge System,…
[ad_1] 📷 A rainbow over Aransas National Wildlife Refuge, TX | Melissa Zieschang/USFWSThe National Wildlife Refuge Association is excited to announce the opening of the application period for our 2024…
[ad_1] Few industries hear the ticking of the environmental doomsday clock quite as loudly as the world-famous, billion-dollar industry tucked into the quiet woods of Kentucky. Here, big businesses have…
[ad_1] Smoke it. Eat it. Rub it on. Marijuana products have become more ubiquitous in recent years as recreational use and cultivation have been legalized in many states and cities…
[ad_1] Bees are a key part of ecosystems as they help maintain ecosystem biodiversity. They are imperative for pollination, as they transfer pollen from one plant to another, hence allowing…
