Ads running in newspapers around the country on Sunday November 22nd thank Members of Congress for their votes on Clean Energy Jobs.
Action Fund Launches Radio Ads in Arkansas, Indiana, Missouri and Ohio
The National Wildlife Federation Action Fund launched radio ads in Arkansas, Indiana, Missouri and Ohio this week, encouraging sportsmen and women to call their U.S. senators in support of the historic Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act.
The ads imagine a duck hunting season without ducks and humorously offer hints on how to hunt without ducks. Listen below...
Community Leaders from the Frontlines of Climate Change On Capitol Hill
Leaders Make Case for Action on Clean Energy Jobs Legislation
As the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment & Public Works kicks off hearings on the Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act, leaders from communities on the frontlines of climate change impacts are on Capitol Hill, making their case for action on the bill.
The National Wildlife Federation Action Fund, together with a coalition of community groups including the NAACP, The National Hispanic Environmental Council and the National Tribal Environmental Council have partnered on an ad running in print publications on October 27th, 2009, urging action on groundbreaking clean energy jobs legislation being considered in the U.S. Senate.
National Wildlife Federation Action Fund and Christian Coalition of America Partner on Ad
They would rather be hunting, but instead sportsmen and women from all over the country ventured to Capitol Hill to talk to their elected officials about much needed climate and energy legislation - legislation that will protect wildlife, habitats and our outdoor heritage for years to come.
The Action Fund and sportsmens organizations from across the nation sponsored an ad in Tuesday September 22nd's Politico higlighting these visits.
New Zogby Poll: 71% of Voters Support ACES
A recent Zogby Poll, commissioned by the National Wildlife Federation, shows that an overwhelming majority of Americans support strong climate and clean energy legislation.
The poll also shows that 51% believe the bill would create new green jobs, and that 54% hope that the Senate will act quickly to pass their own version of the bill
From all walks of life, Americans are in favor of legislation to cap global warming and transition to a clean energy future. Lawmakers might be most interested to know that 47% of voters would be impressed by a yes vote on upcoming climate legislation, compared to less than 30% who would feel disappointed.
Ads by National Wildlife Federation Action Fund and partner sportsmans groups all over the country thanks those members of Congress whose votes for the American Clean Energy and Security Act helped ensure passage of this important bill.
U.S. House Passes Historic Climate and Clean Energy Bill
On Friday, June 26, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 with a final vote of 219-212.
This plan is the most comprehensive legislation in history to address global warming and makes critical investments in clean energy solutions. Furthermore, the Act invests billions to help safeguard America's wildlife and natural resources for future generations.
This historic victory creates the momentum needed to ensure that strong climate and clean energy legislation is passed through the U.S. Senate in the months ahead and placed on the President's desk to be signed into law before the end of 2009.
Action Fund and Florida Wildlife Federation Ask Floridians to Support Energy and Climate Bill
NWF Action Fund is running two new ads asking two Florida Members of Congress, Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen and Congressman Vern Buchanan, to support the historic American Clean Energy And Security Act being considered by the U.S. House of Representatives.
This groundbreaking legislation will cap the pollution that is a major cause of global warming, create a new energy economy that will grow American jobs and safeguard our nation's wildlife and natural resources for future generations.
NWF Action Fund and Christian Coalition Urge Congress to Pass Energy and Climate Bill
The National Wildlife Federation Action Fund has partnered with the Christian Coalition to urge Congress to pass climate and energy legislation. This landmark legislation creates a new energy economy that will create green jobs, and safeguard our natural resources for generations to come.
NWF Action Fund and Sportsmen's Coalition Ad Asks Congress to Support Historic Climate Bill
In an ad running on Tuesday June 23, a coalition of sportsmen and women's groups asked Congress to safeguard our nation's natural resources by passing the American Clean Energy and Security Act.
America's outdoorsmen and women know that it's time to invest in a clean energy economy that will create jobs and safeguard our country's wildlife and natural heritage.
The U.S. House is expected to vote on The American Clean Energy and Security act before Congress' July 4th recess.
Action Fund Launches Ads in Key Districts Ahead of Historic Climate and Energy Bill Vote
Ahead of the U.S. House of Representative's expected vote on the American Clean Energy and Security, National Wildlife Federation Action Fund ran ads in key districts across the U.S., urging Congressmembers to take a stand for our country's great outdoor heritage by supporting this unprecedented legislation:
Arkansas sportsmen call on Rep. Synder to support the American Clean Energy and Security Act to safeguard the state's great outdoor heritage.
New Sportsmen's Ad Criticizes Reps. Ross and Matheson on Clean Energy Vote
In a historic vote on Capitol Hill last week, the House Energy and Commerce Committee passed the American Clean Energy & Security Act.
Reps. Mike Ross and Jim Matheson voted against the bill that will slash our dependence on oil, put our economy back on track with millions of new clean energy jobs and dramatically cut the carbon pollution that causes global warming.
A coalition of groups representing hunters and anglers had repeatedly asked Reps. Ross and Matheson to support the American Clean Energy and Security Act.
In response, the National Wildlife Federation Action Fund and local partners ran ads in papers in Utah and Arkansas, criticizing Reps. Ross and Matheson's decision to vote with special interests over those of America's sportsmen and women.
Arkansas Sportsmen and Women Urge Congress to Safeguard America's Natural Resources
Arkansans love the outdoors, and hunting and fishing are part of our heritage, but that precious heritage is at risk.
Global warming is harming Arkansas' natural places and wildlife. An ad by National Wildlife Federation Action Fund together with a coalition of hunters and anglers, calls on Congress to advance important climate and energy legislation, and asks Arkansas to call Cong. Mike Ross to voice their support.
Utah Sportsmen and Women Call on Congress to Safeguard Natural Resources
In an ad running in Tuesday, May 5th's Salt Lake Tribune, Utah sportsmen and women called on Congress to stand with them and protect the Beehive State's precious natural resources.
Climate change is effecting their favorite rivers and streams and forests where generations of Utahans have hunted.
"Climate change threatens the places we hunt and fish. But it also threatens the jobs that are a part of America's $75 billion hunting and fishing industry. That's why we are asking Congressman Matheson to support the American Clean Energy and Security Act today."
- Paul Dremann, Utah Council Conservation Chair, Trout Unlimited
The American Clean Energy and Security Act reduces our country's reliance on foreign oil and safeguards our natural heritage.
Sportsmen and Women from Across U.S. Gather on Capitol Hill to Talk Climate Change
"We'd rather be fishing. Instead, we're representing millions of sportsmen and women on Capitol Hill to talk climate change."
This is the message dozens of hunters and anglers from across the country delivered to thier Members of Congress in late April.
America's hunters, anglers and outdoor enthusiasts are already seeing the negative effects of warming temperatures on our country's wildlife and wild places in their day to day lives. From shorter and warmer winters, shrinking wetlands and changes in wildlife migration patterns--global warming continues to impact America's great outdoor traditions.
New Zogby Poll: Three in Five Americans Support Legislation that Places Market-based Cap on Carbon Pollution
President Obama's push for strong climate and energy legislation has broad-based support across age, income, education, regional and ethnic groups. [Learn More]
New Poll Says Majority Support Energy Legislation
By wide margins, Arkansas voters support the energy legislation about to be debated in the U.S. Senate. When asked about a bill that "limits pollution and greenhouse gas emissions through what's been called a 'Cap and Trade' plan and also invests in clean, renewable energy sources": 55% of voters support it and just 37% oppose it. [READ MORE]
Speak Up to Protect Wildlife Populations
Why wait til a species becomes endangered? Ask your members of Congress to support legislation to help wildlife continue to thrive on America's public lands and sporting grounds. Speak Up Today!
NWF Action Fund™ is a 501 (c)(4) organization that advocates for the conservation interests of hunters, anglers and outdoor enthusiasts from all walks of life and political stripes. We are committed to encouraging participation in the democratic process and inspiring Americans to protect wildlife for our children's future. NWF Action Fund is the lobbying and accountability arm of the National Wildlife Federation.
NWF Action Fund is running two new ads asking two Florida Members of Congress, Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen and Congressman Vern Buchanan, to support the historic American Clean Energy And Security Act being considered by the U.S. House of Representatives.
The National Wildlife Federation Action Fund has partnered with the Christian Coalition to urge Congress to pass climate and energy legislation. This landmark legislation creates a new energy economy that will create green jobs, and safeguard our natural resources for generations to come. 
