Most well-manicured yards look tidy at a glance, but they are often silent in the ways that matter (for the worse). Fewer birds at dawn, fewer bees moving between flowers, fewer small creatures ...

December might be the month of cozy blankets, festive lights, and hot drinks, but for wildlife, it’s a season of survival. As temperatures drop and natural food sources shrink, the creatures that ...

This May, Central Minnesotans can celebrate Garden for Wildlife month by transforming their outdoor spaces into havens for ...

|Sustainable sites support biodiversity, defined as the variety of life forms within a given ecosystem, biome, or the entire earth. In your backyard, you can provide a diversity of vegetation that ...

Amanda and Terasa welcome Abigail Taylor, and Andy Cabe. Amanda and Terasa welcome Abigail Taylor, and Andy Cabe. The Backyard Wildlife Habitat short course teaches you how to create a thriving, ...

Wild birds maintain a primarily natural diet, making supplemental feeding unnecessary year-round. The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service identifies multiple specific risks that make bird feeders dangerous ...

Wildlife Officials Warn Backyard Encounters Are Changing in America and What Every Homeowner Should Know Now.

Rachel Feltman: Conservation sometimes seems like something that scientists do to protect species that most of us will only ever see in zoos. But conservation can actually happen everywhere, and that ...

Add vintage charm for feathered visitors in your outdoor space.

Stacy R. Baker considers her Murrells Inlet backyard to be a kind of sanctuary. In warm weather, honey bees flit about her loquat tree, monarch butterflies light upon her milkweed plants and humming ...

New trapping rules in B.C. restrict the type of traps the general public are allowed to use on wildlife, including backyard ...