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NEONICOTINOIDS
Neonicotinoids or “neonics” are the country’s most widely used insecticides. They were first introduced in the U.S. in 1994…
WATER CONSERVATION
Have you ever thought about all of the forest habitat forever sunk under that nearby reservoir?
BRIDGES AND CULVERTS
Without bridges and culverts, we wouldn’t be able to drive our vehicles back and forth along our roadways. But did you ever think that the water flowing …
READING YOUR FAVORITE NATURE MAGAZINE ISN’T ENOUGH
If you contribute to a conservation organization in order to receive their colorful newsletter or magazine, that means you enjoy nature and the great outdoors.
FIND A WILDLIFE BIOLOGIST IN YOUR AREA
If you own rural acreage in Texas, a wildlife biologist can assist you with land management options that could help the plants and animals on your property.
PARROTS AS PETS
Have you ever watched those amazing videos of talking parrots doing tricks and thought “I’d sure love to own a parrot!” Before you do, think twice…
ALLOW FLOCKS OF BEACH BIRDS TO REST
While visiting the beach, you’ve seen flocks of birds, namely shorebirds, resting or foraging on the sand, in tidal pools, or out in the shallow surf.
RAIN BARRELS
Water running through our pipes and garden hoses isn’t free, but rain sure is when falling from the sky. What if you captured some of that rainwater…
PARTICIPATE IN A BIOBLITZ NEAR YOU
There’s a rich diversity of species around us, both flora and fauna. One way to learn more about them is to participate in what’s known as a BioBlitz.
TURN ME OFF
Is your house glowing day and night? Do you have lights, fans, TVs, computers, and other electrical gadgets turned on in rooms at home or the office
FISH, SWIM, AND PLAY FROM 50 YARDS AWAY!
This is the slogan to remember to give certain birds the space they need — especially along the coast. Keep your distance while birds are nesting
ESTATE PLANNING FOR BIRDS
If you love nature, think now about the positive impact you could have on protecting birds long after you pass from this earth.