Garden for Wildlife

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Kerry G. , Omaha, NE

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48 Members

$1,620 Raised

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Kashmiri Diaspora invents digital form of resistance

via www.risingkashmir.com Vline2 posted by Umi U. Vline2 Jul 11

Run ‘Free Kashmir Campaign’ on Facebook Srinagar, July 11: Social networking sites are coming handy to the Kashmir Diaspora to spread messages and organize protest demonstrations, favoring Kashmir cause, anywhere in the world. Facebook, a US-based networking...

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Greening the second riverside-plot of 3 acres

commitment posted by Vinod B.

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Certify my backyard.

commitment posted by Kristin J.

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Your Garden

by Janeya C.
on the Garden for Wildlife Discussion Forum
most recent comment on Feb 08, 2007

What are you planting in your garden? And why? What animals will it help?

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Help Wildlife in Your Backyard

Added by Danielle B. Vline2 Nov 11, 2007

Watch how the National Wildlife Federation can help you protect wildlife, just like the kids in the movie "Hoot!"

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Creating Beauty, Giving Back

from Keri M. Vline2 May 10

Gardening for wildlife is a way to give back some of what we have taken, while restoring or adding beauty to our surroundings.

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Healthier for animals and the environment

from Livia M. Vline2 Feb 08, 2007

Natural foods are the best and healthiest for wildlife, and creating more habitat is the only way we're going to preserve species!

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It's so simple!

from Janeya C. Vline2 Feb 08, 2007

Gardening is something that is totally fun and surprisingly beneficial. With just a little research I can find out what to plant in my garden and how to do it. And with just a little dirt under my fingernails, I can make it happen. There is dirt in my backyard and I'm going to make it into something beautiful.

What are you doing with the dirt in your backyard?

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