Florida Wildlife Habitat
Zachary's Habitat - Orlando, FL

Create A Florida Wildlife Habitat


The Florida Wildlife Federation, in concert with National Wildlife Federation, is offering all Florida residents an opportunity to take part in the Wildlife Habitat Program. The goal is to promote and expand gardening for wildlife in Florida.Created in 1973, the nationwide program has certified the gardening efforts of people at over 110,000 sites nationwide, including more than 3,000 schools, and hundreds of businesses and communities.
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Habitat Guide FLORIDA HABITAT GUIDE

Guide to establishing and certifying your habitat.
By Pat Pearson.

If you are unable to open the PowerPoint guide, please click here for a free download from Microsoft.


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ADDITIONAL HABITAT INFORMATION


Patriot Elementary School in Cape Coral wins 4th Annual FWF statewide “Kids’ Habitat Contest”
Florida Wildlife Federation (FWF), headquartered in Tallahassee, is pleased to announce that Patriot Elementary School in Cape Coral has been named as the winner in the 4th Annual FWF statewide “Kids’ Habitat Contest.”
04/05/2013

The 4th Annual Kid's Wildlife Habitat Contest!
The 4th Annual Kid's Wildlife Habitat Contest
02/14/2013

2012 FWF Photo Contest Winners Announcement
View the Winners of the 2012 FWF Photo Contest
01/31/2013

FWF Presents Award to Leesburg Elementary School for Kids Habitat Contest
FWF Presents Award to Leesburg Elementary School for Kids Habitat Contest
04/25/2012

Leesburg Elementary School wins 3rd Kid’s Habitat Contest
Leesburg Elementary School, Leesburg, Florida has been picked as the winner in Florida Wildlife Federation’s 3rd Kid’s Habitat Contest.
04/12/2012

The 3rd Annual Kids Wildlife Habitat Contest!
The 3rd Annual Kids’ Wildlife Habitat Contest!
01/23/2012

Good News For Wildlife Habitats
There is good news for wildlife habitat owners and others who want to plant and maintain their yards in a manner beneficial to wild life
10/04/2009

The Decline of The Pollinators
The numbers of pollinator insects in America is declining rapidly. Please don’t say “Ho-Hum”.
10/04/2009

CLIMATE CHANGE AND GARDENING
How Climate change can affect gardening
10/04/2008

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