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National Wildlife June-July 2020

June-July 2020

Read all the compelling stories in the new issue of National Wildlife!

Lisa Moore, Editorial Director
National Wildlife
Jun 01, 2020

Through his National Geographic Photo Ark project, Joel Sartore aims to photograph all wildlife species in human care. His images of at-risk species on the cover include the Coquerel’s sifaka (a lemur), Florida leafwing butterfly, golden-shouldered parrot, common yabby (a freshwater crayfish) and mimic poison frog.

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From Borneo to the Andes and pole to pole, Earth’s plants and animals cling to dwindling habitat and edge closer to extinction—a global biodiversity crisis crying out for action.

A Downward Spiral

Evidence is growing that insects are in decline, but each of us can take steps to help. Our future depends on it.

Hope Rising

The hard work of humans—and nature’s resilience—can help even the most endangered species climb back from the abyss.

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President's View: Two Crises, One United Purpose

By standing together for wildlife and wild places, we’ll ensure the continued well-being of our natural world—and ourselves—for generations to come.

La Visión del Presidente: Dos Crisis, Un Mismo Propósito

Al unir nuestras voces para la conservación de vida y áreas silvestres, aseguraremos el bienestar de nuestro mundo natural y la humanidad para las generaciones futuras.

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Sixty years after its birth, the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is a haven for wildlife and native ...

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Mississippi Rising

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Steep declines of freshwater mussels spark concerns—and innovative rescue efforts.

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Curbside gardens can be surprising sanctuaries for birds, bees and other pollinators.

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A leading homebuilder joins forces with NWF to create new wildlife habitat nationwide.

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A photographer catches an endangered species' endearing moment.

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