This week’s Quick Tip!

How do you garden for wildlife? In 5 easy steps.

1. Provide food sources with plants that provide nuts, berries, or nectar, or provide a feeder.
2. Provide water with a pond, birdbath, or shallow dish.
3. Provide cover with a hollow log, rock pile, dense shrubs, or roosting box.
4. Provide places to raise young such as a water garden, pond, or nesting box.
5. Practice sustainable gardening by mulching, composting, or reducing your lawn area.

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Sheila Root – Special Science Event Coordinator

John Scott – Moving Coordinator, Custodial Services

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