Gardening for Wildlife

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Welcome birds to your yard with these tips!
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Magazines | National Wildlife Federation
Gardeners can play a role in nurturing box turtles.
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The Wildlife Benefits of Acorns and Oaks - The National Wildlife Federation Blog
Watch your head! It's already raining acorns in some parts of the country, and squirrels aren't the only ones going nuts. Find out why oak trees are a wildlife favorite.
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INFOGRAPHIC: Why are my plants turning yellow?
yellowing leavings, dying plants, plants turning yellow, gardening, green thumb, organic gardening, gardening tips, house plant gardening, house plants, plant growing tips, infographics, reader submission, safer brand
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Take the Million Pollinator Garden Challenge - The National Wildlife Federation Blog
National movement to save pollinators launched! Why you and your garden are essential.
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Chickadees Show Why Birds Need Native Trees - The National Wildlife Federation Blog
Native plants support good insects that birds need to feed their young. Here's why.
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Native Plant Habitats | NWF Native Plant Habitats
Welcome to Garden for Wildlife Month! Tips & inspiration to make your yard wildlife-friendly.
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Build a bug hotel that will attract beneficial insects to your yard or garden
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How to Keep Wild Raccoons Wild - The National Wildlife Federation Blog
They are adorable, but please keep them wild! Here's how.
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By Texas Wildscapes...heat & drought tolerant garden that attracts birds & butterflies.
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How to Build a Bug Hotel from Recycled Plastic Bottles
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Magazines | National Wildlife Federation
Gardening Tips for Seniors -- Exercising their green thumbs helps seniors reap mental and physical rewards.
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Not a Bird! Unexpected Bird Bath Visitors - The National Wildlife Federation Blog
Photo Album: Unexpected Bird Bath Visitors
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Herb growing and usage guide
Learn to grow herbs for their culinary, therapeutic or ornamental qualities. This guide explains how to grow more than 350 herbs in your garden, with almost 3,000 photographs and information about their common and historical uses.
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Students at NYC Eco-School PS 361 in front of their "We Love Earth " bulletin board. Display was created by Ms. Goldberg (Speech and Language Specialist).