Wildlife Habitats

Wildlife habitats are designed landscapes that provide food, water, shelter, and breeding grounds for native wildlife, supporting biodiversity and contributing to the health of local ecosystems. Wildlife habitat projects involve selecting a variety of native plants that attract and support specific species, such as birds, butterflies, and pollinators. The design may include features such as nesting boxes, water sources, and brush piles that provide additional resources for wildlife. Creating a wildlife habitat requires careful planning to ensure that the needs of different species are met while also maintaining the aesthetic and functional aspects of the landscape. Wildlife habitats are increasingly popular in both residential and commercial landscapes, where they contribute to conservation efforts and provide opportunities for observing and enjoying nature.