Together, for the Wild Ones!
Engage at a Local Level
We all have the ability to help protect wildlife and wild places in our local communities. Here are some suggestions how you can become an activist for wildlife:
Backyard Gardening
Plant native and wildlife friendly plants that help provide habitat for local birds, insects, amphibians, and more. To learn more about backyard wildlife habitat, here are a few sites to get you started:
Buy locally
Buy locally sourced foods and products. Why buy local food? It's healthier for you and better for the environment:
Grow your own food
How to grow your own food for increased security, health, financial and happiness benefits:
Refuse, Reuse, Reduce, Recycle, and Repurpose
Refuse, reduce, reuse, repair & recycle:
Volunteer locally
These opportunities are often as unique as your community, the landscape, and your interests. A few ideas include: helping remove trash from local wildlife areas, volunteering at a local wildlife rehabilitation center, planting trees or other native plants, and more.
Attend local meetings
Attend wildlife meetings locally and share your concerns and ideas:
Other suggestions?
Please, share them with us:
Take the Pledge
Join the International Wildlife Coexistence Network and take the pledge to embrace a coexistence consciousness as a citizen of the earth. Members will have full access to resources, the latest news, and much more to come!
Let's go!