The National Wildlife Federation, established in 1936, is the largest conservation organization in America, focused on uniting people to ensure wildlife thrives in a changing environment.
It operates with more than six million members and supporters, supported by seven regional centers and 52 state and territory affiliates, impacting over one-third of all U.S. wildlife species.
The organization publishes award-winning magazines such as National Wildlife® and Ranger Rick®, which provide conservation education and wildlife stories to millions of readers.
Its work encompasses conservation, education, and outdoor recreation, with a community-oriented and inclusive approach that emphasizes educational initiatives.
