Midwest
Bald Eagle
America’s national bird is back and off the Endangered Species List! Learn more about these magnificent creatures and how we can help make sure they continue to thrive.
Pacific Northwest
Sea Otters
One of the cutest wildlife species, these marine mammals on the Pacific Coast hold hands with one another and play an important ecological role in the ocean’s waters.
Florida
Panthers
These sleek beautiful creatures now number less than 300 in the Florida wild. Thanks to the Endangered Species Act, they are doing better but need help—learn how!
New England
Salamander
These amphibians are related to frogs and toads but look like lizards. Their moist skin absorbs gasses and liquids, and they are considered an indicator species. Find out more!
Colorado
Black Bear
Did you know that not all black bears are black? And that they have one of the most sensitive noses in the world? Learn more about their characteristics and habitat!
Texas
Monarch Butterfly
Yes, this iconic insect is considered wildlife. Insects like butterflies are wildlife! Monarch butterflies are rapidly disappearing but planting butterfly habitat gardens can help.
CALIFORNIA
Cougar
Cougars need space to roam and the freeway system near the Santa Monica Mountains has cut into their habitat. Learn how #SaveLACougars aims to help.
WYOMING
bison
Once a vital part of Indigenous People’s way of life, the bison’s numbers have long dwindled. Learn how NWF is bringing the bison back through its Tribal Partnership Program.
Classic episodes, now Remastered!
Since its network television premiere in 1963, Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom has brought the world’s most exotic places and creatures into family’s living rooms. The beloved animal and conservation program is back, airing remastered classic episodes on demand.
