Turn your garden into a little oasis for wildlife by growing plants that provide food for flying and buzzing creatures. The National Wildlife Foundation has articles on attracting bats, birds, bees, and other wild critters, as well as how to deal with the not-so-welcome.
After you’ve done your homework and planted wildlife feeding plants you might be ready to declare your yard a Wildlife Sanctuary. For an information package on becoming a backyard wildlife habitat manager send $10.00 to:
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife,
Backyard Wildlife Sanctuary Program,
16018 Mill Creek Blvd,
Mill Creek, WA 98012. More information online.