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Jun 11, 2010 WOW Weekend workshop set Grab your hiking boots and come join other women who share your backcountry interests and want to gain more confidence in the outdoors! Washington Outdoor Women’s popular outdoor skills workshop will be held September 17-19 at beautiful Camp River Ranch in Carnation, Washington. Engage in an... Washington Wildlife Federation more...
Jun 10, 2010 BP will get bailed out - by all of us! WWF President publishes guest commentary on BP Oil Spill. Washington Wildlife Federation more
Feb 8, 2010 WWF contracts with new Development Director Ellen Hiatt Watson is the new Development Director for Washington Wildlife Federation. Washington Wildlife Federation more...
Mar 3, 2009 Sportsmen Global Warming Sign on Opportunity Sportsmen Global Warming Sign-on Letter Please send the following information to cockrumz@nwf.org : organization/business name, city, state, zip, and email. This is an opportunity to help efforts by securing affiliate support and... National Wildlife Federation more...
Jun 30, 2008 Pentagon fights EPA on pollution cleanup By Lyndsey Layton WashingtonPost.com WASHINGTON - The Defense Department, the nation's biggest polluter, is resisting orders from the Environmental Protection Agency to clean up Fort Meade and two other military bases where the EPA says dumped chemicals pose "imminent and substantial" dangers... msnbc.com more...
Jun 24, 2008 Climate Capsule: Week of June 23 Global Warming and Severe Weather "As so many grapple with catastrophic flooding in the central United States, our thoughts and prayers are with those in harm's way," said Larry Schweiger, President and CEO of the National Wildlife Federation. "The big picture is that global warming... National Wildlife Federation more...
Jun 20, 2008 North Pole May Be Ice Free for First Time This Summer Aalok Mehta aboard the C.C.G.S. Amundsen National Geographic News June 20, 2008 Arctic warming has become so dramatic that the North Pole may melt this summer, report scientists studying the effects of climate change in the field. "We're actually projecting this year that the North Pole... National Geographic more...
Jun 17, 2008 Emergency protection sought for 32 species: Activists appeal to Interior, argue habitat is shrinking fast ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Environmentalists are seeking emergency protection for nearly three dozens rare plants, animals and insects under the Endangered Species Act, saying all are at risk due to habitat destruction and other threats. WildEarth Guardians is asking Interior Secretary Dirk... MSNBC.com more...
Jun 17, 2008 Climate Capsule: Week of June 16 Momentum Builds In The House Following the Senate vote on the Climate Security Act late last week, there is a flurry of activity that is developing in the House and keeping the climate action momentum alive. Two new comprehensive climate bills were introduced in recent weeks.... National Wildlife Federation more...
Jun 10, 2008 The Greenest Cities: How city dwellers manage a lower carbon footprint than their country cousins. It ain't easy being green. But surprisingly, big-city dwellers have less of an environmental impact than their country cousins. According to a new report by the Brookings Institution released Thursday, residents of the 100 biggest metropolitan areas emit on average 2.47 metric tons of carbon per... Newsweek more...
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