Attract wildlife to your yard by working to increase the natural biodiversity of the space, using water, plants, shelter, and more.

Support birds with native plants Garden for Wildlife (GFW) will sponsor the distribution of a new Bird-Friendly Garden Plants poster for the Cornell Lab of Ornithology We are excited to partner ...

The National Wildlife Federation (NWF) announced a Flushing couple have successfully created a new habitat that will help support local wildlife.

Mary Phillips, Senior Director, Garden for Wildlife says You can help children create a wildlife habitat garden right outside their door and introduce them to the wonders of the natural world.

Creating a wildlife-friendly garden is one of the most rewarding ways to contribute to local biodiversity. Native flowers are particularly valuable because they have evolved alongside local ...

Wildlife garden ideas can be applied to all types of plot – even a tiny patio or courtyard. A successful wildlife garden will encourage all manner of animals, birds and insects to spend time in ...

Why You Should Think About Wildlife Corridors in a Garden These areas of habitat allow animals to move easily into and through natural spaces.

Accenture has helped the National Wildlife Federation reimagine and transform its Garden for Wildlife program.

The Hopewell Township Municipal Building and Woolsey Park have been officially named Certified Wildlife Habitats through the Garden for Wildlife movement, ...

January gives us all a new beginning. For gardeners who have resolved to do more for their wildlife in 2023, there may be an incentive. Gardeners who make their gardens or landscapes more ...

The Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge in Willows is headquarters to the Sacramento National Wildlife Complex. In January, construction was completed on a beautiful new headquarters building and ...