2010 Wildlife Gardening Articles

[12/29/2010] By observing patterns of growth and behavior, you can make your yard more inviting for animal visitors Read Full Story>

[9/10/2010] A new TV show puts NWF's Certified Wildlife Habitat program in the spotlight; see how gardeners are going green and watch the episode Read Full Story>

[9/10/2010] People of all ages can provide foresters with the stock they need to grow seedlings and restore forests Read Full Story>

[9/10/2010] Kids use natural materials and their imaginations to build miniature wildlife sanctuaries Read Full Story>

[7/18/2010] Looking at lightning bugs is a great summer activity, and your observations can help scientists track the fate of these insects Read Full Story>

[6/23/2010] Annual buyer’s guide shows sustainable products are widely available Read Full Story>

[6/7/2010] Wildlife gardeners across the country share photos and descriptions of prized native plants that attract pollinators to their yards Read Full Story>

[5/14/2010] Help plants native to your region and the creatures that pollinate them by creating a garden filled with fragrant flowers Read Full Story>

[5/12/2010] Larvae are pickier eaters than nectar-sipping adults. Give monarchs and other species a boost by planting their favorite foods. Read Full Story>

[4/23/2010] Simple tips for attracting birds, butterflies and other wildlife Read Full Story>