The Backyard Wildlife Habitat Program helps birds and other creatures losing habitat to urban sprawl by encouraging habitat development in home gardens. Over 33,000 habitats certified—from urban balconies to thousand-acre plots. Residential, school, and workplace landscapes qualify; entire communities can participate. Alpine, California, became the first community certified.
Order the Wildlife Habitat Planning Guide for Backyards and Beyond ($14.95) from NWF. Request an application by mail or download online. Include with application: snapshots of the garden, common names of plants and animals, and wildlife food/water sources per season.
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