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A Garden Stream
Cascading water enhances a garden and attracts a larger variety of birds. The sound of a gurgling stream is an intoxicating draw to both people and wildlife. It enhances relaxation and helps filter out background noises that invade our lives.
A Little Town With a Lot of Heart
By Sarah Coulber
CWF Certifies Entire Community as Wildlife Friendly
Creating a Wildlife-Friendly Shoreline
Cottages and camping are standard features of Canadian summers and tend to revolve around shoreline areas. A quiet canoe across a misty morning lake, a late afternoon trip trolling for fish, or simply lying quietly on a dock as the water’s tide rocks you to sleep are wonderful ways to spend part of a summer day. But what would those moments be without the hawk silently circling overhead or a dragonfly zipping past as it hunts for insects. Wildlife is an integral part of life in Canada and shorelines are a great place to experience it.
A Garden Stream
Cascading water enhances a garden and attracts a larger variety of birds. The sound of a gurgling stream is an intoxicating draw to both people and wildlife. It enhances relaxation and helps filter out background noises that invade our lives.
Starting from Seed – Getting a jump start on the growing season
It’s that time of year when we wonder if we’ll we get another few weeks of snow or glimpses of spring. More snow can be fun, after all, who can resist the chance to build one more snow bear?
New Home Buyer's Guilt
How one new home buyer is giving wildlife back its habitat one gardening project at a time.
Why Are You Walking?
Four animals that you should walk for for this year for Walk for Wildlife
