Birds need native plants to survive. By planting a bird-friendly garden, you can help reverse one of the biggest threats birds face: habitat loss. Together, we can weave a landscape where birds and other wildlife can thrive.
Native plant gardens not only provide food and shelter for birds, they also conserve water and eliminate chemical fertilizers and pesticides. Filled with color and life, they make communities healthier and more beautiful. Finally, bird-friendly gardens are places to connect to nature.
Bird-friendly gardens...
- Include a diversity of native plants
- Provide seeds, insects, shelter, and nesting sites for birds
- Provide nectar, pollen, and host plants for pollinators
- Conserve water because native plants are adapted to their local climate
- Do not rely on the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides
- Do not spread invasive species of plants
Anyone can become a Habitat Hero, regardless of gardening experience or outdoor space. Whether you have acres of land or a few containers on a patio, you can create habitat for birds.