Certified wildlife habitat yards

You can transform your yard into a backyard wildlife habitat for pollinators, birds and more with just a few simple additions to your yard!

Gardening is not just a way to grow fresh food and pretty flowers, but also an opportunity to create a thriving wildlife habitat in your backyard. With the decline in insect and wildlife populations and the loss of habitat across America, it has become more important than ever to take action and create spaces that support biodiversity.

Create a firefly haven in your yard by turning it into a real habitat (complete with a sign!).

We can do minor things to make the most significant impact on the survival of wildlife right in our yards. Here are 9 ways to have a wildlife-friendly yard.

If you love seeing a natural-looking garden, or you’ve got a passion for wildlife and want to attract more to your garden,…

Love gardening? Then you'll love our brand new Kindle book: 605 Secrets For A Beautiful, Bountiful Organic Garden: Insider Secrets From A Gardening Superstar. To be truly alive, a garden needs wildlife! Setting up a

Dead wood is a fantastic garden habitat, providing food and shelter for a wealth of wildlife. Follow our guide to creating deadwood habitats in your own garden.

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Getting your yard to qualify as Certified Wildlife Habitat is easier than you think. And upcycling ideas for bird feeders and baths, too!