🎉Thank you to all of the amazing election workers who are counting all our votes and making sure every voter’s voice is heard this election season! 🗳️🙋‍♀️

Wildlife need us to #counteveryvote 🦅

Today is #NationalBisonDay 🌄

Bison are the largest mammal in North America. For over 30 years, NWF’s Tribal Partnerships Program has partnered with Tribes to restore bison to tribal lands, communities, and cultures.

Read more about our shared vision 📲: ow.ly/xeSh5103pXu

We’re so excited to continue our partnership with Homegrown National Park! 🎉

Join Dr. Doug Tallamy in getting your garden recognized as a Certified Wildlife Habitat® and adding it to the interactive biodiversity map! ⬇️

Learn more 📲: ow.ly/B1To5103TgX

Did you know different species of wildlife are active at different times of the day? 🌞 With the sun setting earlier discover who’s out and about—from early birds to night owls—and get tips from #GreenHour for spotting wildlife.
📲thegreenhour.org/activity/watch…

While all #crows are completely black & have a distinctive wing flapping, there are subtle differences across crow populations in America. For example, the Tamaulipas crow has glossy feathers with a purple cast & frog-like calls. 🤩

More crow-some facts📲 ow.ly/oguI51036Zg

As a child, @NWF's Rebeca Quiñonez-Piñón wondered where monarch butterflies stop to rest on their long migrations across North America. Now she and other scientists are attaching tiny tracking devices to hundreds of butterflies to find out. 🦋🌐 apnews.com/article/monarc…

This refuge is the perfect stop on your next Colorado road trip! 🚙🏔️

Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge is home to amazing views and equally stunning wildlife. Are you going to catch their spring migration this March? 👀

Environmental advocates from the Gulf of Mexico and the Mid-Atlantic came together to see the largest offshore wind project in the United States up close. 🌊 #PowerABetterFuture

Read more about our trip to CVOW in the new NWF blog 📲: ow.ly/3Ybc5103KrX

Wildlife can’t #vote today, but you can! 🗳️🦅🙋
If you haven’t voted early or by mail, head to the polls today to make sure your voice is heard on the issues that matter to you and your community.
Find resources to make sure you're ready to vote 📲 nwf.org/vote

If current policies continue, global temperatures could rise roughly 5°F by the end of the century, threatening people, wildlife, and ecosystems worldwide. 🌐🔥

We have the solutions — from cutting fossil fuel emissions to protecting wetlands that store carbon. ⏰

It's Day of the Dead (Día de Muertos) 💀🦋

Butterflies have symbolized and shaped diverse beliefs among many cultures in the world.

How would you describe your connection to the monarch butterfly? 🦋

Learn more 📲: ow.ly/nsUi5102AoP

Have leftover pumpkins after your fall celebrations? ♻️🎃 #GreenHour

Put them to good use for wildlife! Make a pumpkin bird feeder, save the seeds, or compost the remains and watch for wildlife. 🌱🐦‍⬛

For wildlife-friendly ways to recycle your pumpkins 📲
thegreenhour.org/activity/recyc…

Whether you enjoy Halloween for the tricks or the treats, wildlife’s impact on the holiday’s past and present is real (scary). 🧛‍♂️🎃👻

This spooky season join us in taking our “Howl-O-Ween: A Spooky Animal Quiz” to learn more about wildlife, if you dare 📲
ow.ly/qaLr5101PsO

Happy H-owl-o-ween! 🎃 #TrickorTweet

Don’t be bird-brained—- learn some chilling facts about four of the creepiest birds around: the great horned owl, crow, black vulture, and the common loon. 🦉

Read our blog, Trick-or-Tweet, if you dare 📲: ow.ly/Qgnp5100Evq

It’s spooky season, but are bats, spiders, and other creepy creatures really as scary as they seem? 🦇🕷️👻

Naturalist @Dmizejewski is back to answer kids’ wildlife questions and separate Halloween fiction from fascinating wildlife facts! 👀

If you thought Children of the Corn was scary, wait until you see what these children drew... 🦇🕷️🐍🪼🦝🐦‍⬛

Jinkies! That's who's running their Halloween content? 💻🦝

And I would have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for you meddling wildlife advocat(kids)! 👻👀

We don't have eight legs, nor are we pointing fingers... 🕷️🕸️

But our spidey-senses tell us one thing we can all agree on: keeping wildlife wild 🕷️🦇🐜🐢🦅

Bats: Ight ima head out
Bracken Cave: um, ok

October is #BatAppreciationMonth and #Halloween is right around the corner. There are a wide variety of bats, and each plays a different role in our ecosystems. 🦇🎃

Step up to bat 📲: ow.ly/TSIP50TQ2pm

📸: USFWS/A. Froschauer

Introducing The Exorpspsps, Freddy (not a) Cougar, Jason Voorhiss, Michael Meowers 🐈‍🌕

Bobcats are excellent climbers (on Halloween, it’s known as purrranormal activity), and they can even leap high enough to catch low-flying bats (ok, Pounce Catula).

📷: NPS/Luke Sabala