2010 Wildlife Gardening Articles

[4/14/2010] A nature lesson from Rachel Carson Read Full Story>

[3/19/2010] Individual gardeners can ‘change the world’ by making native plants available to local wildlife Read Full Story>

[3/10/2010] At several tribal schools, educators are using NWF-certified gardens to connect kids with both nature and their Native American heritage Read Full Story>

[3/5/2010] Many wildlife-friendly perennials benefit from a head start. Plant seeds indoors—using pots you make yourself. Read Full Story>

[2/19/2010] Want to add beauty and wildlife value to your yard? Consider these native plant champions. Read Full Story>

[1/29/2010] One of the best things you may ever cultivate in your yard is a gardener; share your love of nature with a child Read Full Story>

[1/15/2010] Winter is a good time to begin planning which native flowering plants and herbs to cultivate in your yard this spring to create a haven for beneficial insects Read Full Story>

[1/6/2010] Birdbaths fulfill bathing and drinking needs of birds and small mammals Read Full Story>

[1/6/2010] Seeing nature's wonders up close is among the rewards of creating a backyard wildlife habitat Read Full Story>

[1/6/2010] An NWF volunteer describes how a wildlife garden—and its bird visitors—improved the health of a nursing home resident Read Full Story>