David Maxwell visits the historic Annesley Walled Garden in Castlewellan Forest Park as it reopens to the public. The garden, ...

Protect local avians by keeping these materials out of your yard.

Join the movement of supporting biodiversity with a wildlife haven! Here's how to get your backyard named as Certified Wildlife Habitat.

GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - Carolina, Lightning, Hershey, and Marshmallow are among the box turtles on display at the Santa Fe ...

Every year on March 3, the world celebrates World Wildlife Day. If you’ve ever wondered whether your garden could truly make ...

A fence looks like control. It tells the world where your space begins and ends. But to a fox, a hedgehog, or a deer moving through its nightly route, that fence can feel like a wall that suddenly ...

Dave Kline and his wife decided to put their suburban, semi-rural backyard and surrounding property into the National Wildlife Federation’s Certified Backyard Wildlife Habitat program.

While drilling holes in your fence may not be the most popular garden fence task, wildlife specialists suggest that hedgehogs will greatly benefit from it. Referred to as a hedgehog highway, these ...

We might be ready for the new season to begin, but many small animals are still hibernating. These are the gardening jobs ...

The official state small mammal of Texas is rapidly spreading across North Carolina. Scientists say armadillos likely will be in all 100 counties within the next 10 to 15 years.

There are some very easy ways to support Mother Nature in terms of providing food and shelter for precious wildlife. One of the easiest ways is to leave old flowers that contain seed on the stems ...

March 3 is World Wildlife Awareness Day, a day dedicated to wildlife and the species that share the world beyond domestic ...