Amid rapid rollbacks of environmental policies regulating overfishing, deepsea mining, Tribal collaboration and more, federal protected waters are weathering turbulent times When Kanoe‘ulalani Morishige stepped into her role as...
A daughter’s school project becomes a family affair, bringing biodiversity to a barren Virginia backyard
A growing number of imperiled species rely indefinitely on labor-intensive—and expensive— human intervention to survive
Planting pollinator gardens on Baltimore urban farms nourishes the community and the entire food web
How one Wisconsin couple has turned their yard into a haven for vulnerable queen bumble bees
Newly emerged from photographer Steven David Johnson’s backyard pond in Virginia, a tiny gray treefrog sits motionless while an ant crawls over its head.
Helping red-legged frogs cross the road Over the roar of traffic from the nearby highway, volunteers wearing headlamps and fluorescent vests exchange friendly greetings on a rainy February evening in Portland, Oregon. As the sun sets,...
Why you should test soil before planting What are the key components of a healthy home garden that nurtures wildlife? If you answered avoiding pesticides, minimizing commercial fertilizers and cultivating native plants with...
Featured contributors and reader letters I have for years been subscribing to National Wildlife magazine. It is so informative, and as a lover of nature and all things great and small in wildlife on land and sea, I only wish everyone could...
