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- Is Your Yard "Certified Wildlife Habitat?"
Indiana, in collaboration with NWF and the Indiana Wildlife Federation (IWF), launched an initiative in March Water: Provide at least one water source, including a bird bath, rain garden, seasonal or year-round Even if one house per city block builds a Certified Wildlife Habitat, the patches of nature form a habitat
- Conservation Voices
So, one step toward effecting change is to actually express your opinion — as publicly as you can manage Given the array of offenses these days, I suggest picking one or a few topics to focus one’s energy on And overly distributing one’s personal resources may be ineffective anyway. “Regardless of one’s position, credibility is an important component of persuasion, unless just making Pew Research Center March 2026 survey of more than 3,500 U.S. adults, reported May 28, 2026 as “Americans
- Native Plants Can Work Magic In Your Landscaping
Plant taller plants in back and shorter ones in front so all can be seen. Most insects, for example, lay their eggs on only one type of native plant. Feel free to add non-native plants to your landscape if you really love certain ones, such as peonies Grow one or more large trees, with at least one being a native oak. “One of the great benefits of natives is how well they handle the hot summer months compared to cultivated
- A Call to Action
“Every acre of land was developed in one way or another with roads, buildings, etc.,” wrote McAfee, who That’s one reason he sees the potential for local conservation organizations to collaborate on projects , especially larger ones. “If you only have one (organization), you know there’s going to be a limited number of people involved
- Boost Your Impact By Landscaping With Native Plants
That way, if one or two insect varieties have a down year, birds and wildlife still will find a wide That means it takes more than 10,000 caterpillars to produce one nest of chickadees. native plants used by insect “specialists,” such as monarch butterflies, whose caterpillars depend on one
- What is your Environmental Worldview?
Which one best matches your worldview?





