Nature's Witness

National Wildlife’s 2020 Photo Contest Winners

Growing Outdoors

For kids, the natural world can be a place of peace, health and inspiration—and can launch a lifetime passion for conservation.

Beyond the Cringe

What makes snakes and spiders so scary? And can we learn to give less-lovable animals their due?

Lives on the Line

Idaho’s native salmon are slipping toward extinction, intensifying calls for removal of dams that restrict the fish’s long migration from the Pacific to Idaho’s peaks.

A Voter's Legacy

Each ballot cast in an election can have lasting impact on our nation’s health, environment and frontline communities.

Wise Advice

Tips on how to attract owls to your yard or neighborhood

America's Forgotten Wolf

An innovative reintroduction effort to save endangered red wolves

Wild Harvest Nurtures Conservation

Wild Harvest Initiative encourages hunting, angling, foraging and more to provide sustainable food.

President's View: The Joy—and Value—of the Great Outdoors

Through the COVID-19 pandemic, nature provides solace, education and hope.

La Visión del Presidente: Un Audaz Plan para Restaurar a los Estados Unidos y Salvar a la Juventud

Un Cuerpo Civil de Conservación del siglo XXI podría proporcionar un significativo apoyo a la restauración de los recursos naturales de la nación.

News of the Wild

Flamingo "friendships," rise in tick-borne disease and pesticide risks for milkweed

Nature's Witness: A Fresh Eye

A photographer sees New York City pigeons in a different light through a camera lens.

Working for Wildlife

Read the latest updates from the National Wildlife Federation

Shared Moment: A Delicate Debut

An intimate moment of transformation captured on camera

2019 Honorable Mentions

National Wildlife’s 48th annual Photo Contest Honorable Mentions