August-September 2018
Read all the compelling stories in the new issue of National Wildlife!
Bearing down on Texas, Hurricane Harvey was one of several potent 2017 hurricanes that harmed at-risk species such as the Florida Key deer, Puerto Rican parrot and marsh rabbit.
Caught in the Storm
The violent winds and rains of hurricanes can devastate wildlife and their habitats—but human hand...
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Anacostia Unbound
Once abused and neglected, this D.C. river is enjoying urban renewal, which may help—or harm—a surpr...
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Circle of Life
Humpback whales in the North Atlantic need one tiny fish to survive. Will supplies last?
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Winging It
As the seasons change, a surprising variety of insects migrate hundreds, even thousands, of miles to...
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News of the Wild
Less mowing helps bees, frogs fight back and a caterpillar’s deceptive defense
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Hungry Hummers
Voracious hummingbirds may be among the first to feel the heat of climate change
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Ssssssssssservice Animals
Snakes in your yard? They may be up to something unexpected—and helpful to plants
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Planting a “living fence”
Wildlife hedges provide birds and other animals with food, cover and places to raise young
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Roots of a Revolution
From its humble start in a handful of yards 45 years ago, the National Wildlife Federation’s Garden ...
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Nature’s Witness: Into the Light
A great blue heron gracefully glides through the Florida Everglades
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Shared Moment: Safe Harbor
Morning light rouses a red fox
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In Plain Sight
Vanishing through camouflage—to hide from predators or lurk for prey—is a wildlife adaptation that o...
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