June 17th-23rd is Pollinator Week, but we are celebrating pollinators all month long in June! Now is a great time to create a pollinator-friendly yard or garden by planting with purpose.
This year, we’re focusing on making a bigger impact for pollinators by practicing intentional solitary bee housing and reducing lawn pesticide use. Learn more about these topics in our upcoming blogs!
We are proud to continue our long-term partnership with Wild Birds Unlimited® who work to help protect and restore vital habitats by inspiring people everywhere to participate in NWF’s Certified Wildlife Habitat® program. Wild Birds Unlimited has been bringing people and nature together for over 40 years as specialists in bird feeding and nature products, expert advice, and educational events. Thank you!
Provide native host plants for butterflies and pollen specialists, along with a water source and your yard, garden, or outdoor space can qualify as a Certified Wildlife Habitat® site to restore vital habitat for wildlife and create a relaxing place to experience nature.
Receive 20% off your total when you certify and purchase any Certified Wildlife Habitat® sign. This is a limited-time offer available online only through June 30, 2024.
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Certification benefits include:
• A personalized certificate
• One-year membership in the National Wildlife Federation and subscription to National Wildlife® magazine
• 10% off the National Wildlife Federation catalog merchandise
• Monthly Garden for Wildlife® e-newsletter
The lucky winner will receive a $100 Wild Birds Unlimited shop gift card.
Each month in your newsletter, you’ll get tips, tricks, webinars, and stories from across the country on how to attract wildlife to your yard or garden.
Sign up in June to be entered to win!
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Bees, butterflies, and other pollinators are on the decline worldwide, but you can make a difference for them right in your own garden. These educational resources provide tips for helping pollinators.
Saving Pollinators with David Mizejewski
Be a Hummingbird Hero with Mary Phillips
Be a native plant champion and show us your stuff! Post photos of your wildlife gardens and activity with the hashtag #GardenforWildlife and look for your native garden habitat pics on our social wall. Connect with the Garden for Wildlife® community to share your story.
By taking a few simple actions, you can make a difference!
Take Action Today!