We are a National Wildlife Federation “Certified Wildlife Habitat“. This means that our property provides the following for our friendly fauna:
- At least three sources of food
- One or more sources of water
- At least two places for #wildlife to find shelter from the weather and predators
- At least two places for wildlife to engage in courtship behavior, mate and then bear and raise their young
- We employ #sustainable practices of soil conservation, controlling exotic species and organic landscape management
Here is a fun scavenger activity to do when you #stayhere #inntheheartofgreenbay see if you can spot the following wildlife helps on our property:
Food:
Seeds from plants
Berries
Nectar
Foliage/Twigs
Fruits
Sap
Pollen
Suet
Water:
Sculptural Birdbaths by AreStorm
Butterfly Puddling Areas
Cover:
Wooded Areas
Bramble Patches
Ground Cover
Rock Piles
Evergreens
Brush or Log Pile
Tree Trunk Burrows
Places to Bear and Raise Young:
Mature Trees Burrow
Dead Trees or Snags
Dense Shrubs/Thicket
Host Plants for Caterpillars
Can you find the Birthing Center?
Sustainable Practices:
Soil and Water Conservation:
Capture Rain Water from Roof
Xeriscape
Drip or Soaker-hoses for Irrigation
Limit Water Use
Controlling Exotic Species:
Practice Integrated Pest Management
Remove Non-Native Plants and Animals
Use Native Plants
Reduce Lawn Areas
Organic Practices:
Eliminate Chemical Pesticides
Eliminate Chemical Fertilizers
Compost
