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Five Studies That Show How Spending Time in Nature Helps Veterans
Roughly one in four veterans say the transition back to civilian life was at least somewhat difficult...
Celebrate National STEM/STEAM Day with Environmental Education
Celebrate National STEM/STEAM Day as we spotlight the significance of Science, Tech, Engineering, Arts, and...
Nature Lovers Say “I Do” to a Wedding on National Public Lands Day
A Virginia couple took their love of volunteering on public lands to the next level by getting married on...
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Goteo, goteo, goteo… ¿tienes una gotera? Un hogar promedio gasta anualmente más de 10.000 galones de agua debido a las goteras—lo suficiente para lavar ropa 270
The 2024 Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) takes place from Friday, February 16 through Monday, February 19. Each year, volunteers tally the birds they see in
Amplify your National Public Lands Day event’s impact – register with NEEF for extended reach, support, credibility, grants, and essential resources.
A Statement from NEEF on racial inequality. While we do not have all the answers to solve the problems caused by systemic racism, we can use our platform and
An energetic undercurrent roils the waters of the rivers of the northwestern United States. The coho salmon have made their prodigal return to reproduce in the
At Tennessee State Parks we believe in the power of nature. We believe that having outdoor spaces where we can all escape and enjoy nature is an important part
Aproximadamente el 80 por ciento del abastecimiento de calabazas ocurre en Octubre, pero las calabazas se usan durante todo el año en pasteles, panes y otros
Cada día en los Estados Unidos, alrededor de 27,4 mil millones de galones de agua son sacados y movidos de las aguas superficiales y aguas subterraneas para
Cambios en las poblaciones de peces y vida silvestre y sus hábitats en respuesta a un clima cambiante se han observado en varios niveles en los Estados Unidos
Honk honk! Make way for waterfowl! This summer, you may have noticed waterfowl (geese, ducks, and swans) taking up residence in local parks, neighborhoods