...Augusta and the first 200 attendees will be given a birch, dogwood or sugar maple sapling courtesy of the National Wildlife Federation.Activities planned include demonstrations of tree climbing and wood-carving, where the carver will make...

...sounded "Taps."Late Sunday, Biden made a surprise appearance at the Green Inaugural Ball, sponsored by the National Wildlife Federation and other environmental groups. "I don't intend to let these four years go by without getting a hell of...

Welcome to Nature! Named by National Wildlife Federation as an official wildlife habitat including a nature trail where deer feed! This home sits atop a hill w/great views of the creek...

Welcome to Nature! Named by National Wildlife Federation as an official wildlife habitat including a nature trail where deer feed! This home sits atop a hill w/great views of the creek...

...transformation, completed in 2010, was no easy journey. But Tom Dougherty, a former regional director of the National Wildlife Federation, says it's something of a victory that few now remember the decades of environmental debates, legislative...

...an environmentally friendly manner. For more on these items and information about certification, visit the National Wildlife Federation at www.nwf.org/backyard.

...plants to attract animals and insects, and in 1991 her backyard was certified as a wildlife habitat by the National Wildlife Federation. "The backyard was certified, but now the front yard probably is one, too," she said with a laugh while...

...increasingly uncommon because of rural and suburban habitat loss. Mrs. Altman follows guidelines from the National Wildlife Federation, whose 34-year-old Backyard Wildlife Habitat program certifies backyard habitats and provides helpful...

...Callawassie Island, an 880-acre sea island between Beaufort and Hilton Head Island, has been certified as a National Wildlife Federation Community Wildlife Habitat. It's the first community in South Carolina and only the 15th nationwide to receive...

...Agency. South Carolina can expect warmer temperatures, said Doug Inkley, the senior science adviser for the National Wildlife Federation. Hurricanes will be stronger and last longer, and coastal residents can expect larger storm surges, he said...