Our community is really growing with a lot of new developments that are pushing out the wildlife. I would like to start raising some awarenes in the community. Does anyone have any suggestions for how I can go about starting a community wildlife habitat?
Starting a Community Wildlife Habitat
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Answer #1 · Chason Arthur's Answer ·
First I want to commend you for wanting to launch such a project in your community. You sound like just the right person to head up a Community Wildlife Habitat.
If you want to start a Community Wildlife Habitat I'd recommend following the guidelines for doing so here: http://www.nationalwildlife.org/community/register.cfm
Good luck with everything. Let me know how everything goes:-)
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First I want to commend you for wanting to launch such a project in your community. You sound like just the right person to head up a Community Wildlife Habitat.
If you want to start a Community Wildlife Habitat I'd recommend following the guidelines for doing so here: http://www.nationalwildlife.org/community/register.cfm
Good luck with everything. Let me know how everything goes:-)
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