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Raleigh Wildlife Habitat

Creating Healthy Habitats for People and Wildlife

Garden for Wildlife

Turn your yard into a thriving habitat for birds, butterflies and other wildlife.


NWF Wildlife Habitat Checklist

American Robin in the Holly

Food: Native plants provide nectar, seeds, nuts, fruits, berries, foliage, pollen, and insects eaten by an exciting variety of wildlife. Feeders can supplement natural food sources.

Cedar Waxwings at the Birdbath

Water: All animals need water to survive and some need it for bathing or breeding as well.

Mourning Doves by a Pine Tree on a Chilly Day

Cover: Wildlife need places to find shelter from bad weather and places to hide from predators or stalk prey.


Baby Towhees in the Eleagnus

Places to Raise Young: Wildlife need resources to reproduce and keep their species going.

Rain Barrels

Sustainable Practices: How you manage your garden can have an effect on the health of the soil, air, water, and habitat for native wildlife as well as the human community.

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NWF Honored Raleigh, North Carolina as one of America’s Top 10 Cities for Wildlife


654

Certified Wildlife Habitats

19

Schoolyard Habitats

170

Parks

100%

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Why You’ll Love It

Create a welcoming habitat for wildlife means working with nature. Connecting with nature improves our health and wellbeing and we can make a difference for wildlife and the earth. Whether in a yard, balcony container garden, creating a wildlife habitat provides wonderful benefits.

  • Beautiful
  • Fun
  • Sustainable
  • Exciting
  • Satisfying

Rating: 5 out of 5.

“Very satisfying!”

Such a happy feeling to see the birds on the branches of a tree we planted.

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Rating: 5 out of 5.

“A thrill!”

It is exciting to discover nest and eggs in the Bluebird box.

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Rating: 5 out of 5.

“Butterfly central!”

Seeing the butterflies flitting around the flowers is delightful.

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Develop a Wildlife Habitat Plan


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