The mission of the Habitat Resource Network is to create a network of people, organizations and resources to support the restoration and maintenance of wildlife habitat and to promote sustainable landscape practices in Southeastern Pennsylvania
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| Habitat Resource Network of Southeast Pennsylvania National Program Affiliations |
National Wildlife Federation Wildlife Habitat Program www.nwf.org Habitat restoration is critical for wildlife survival in urban and suburban settings where development has eliminated most natural areas. Trained Habitat Stewards are available to help community members and organizations create NWF Certified Wildlife Habitat, beneficial for humans and wildlife, on their properties. The 4 elements of habitat (food, water, shelter & places to raise young) can be created and sustained in backyards, schoolyards, workplaces, common spaces, public places or communities. To request help in creating habitat, please Contact Us |
Wild Ones Local Seedling Chapter www.for-wild.org Monthly meetings and activities provide members with education and resources for the support of environmentally sound landscaping practices to preserve biodiversity through the preservation, restoration and establishment of native plant communities. Native plants support 10 to 50 times as many species of wildlife as non-native plants. The Habitat Resource Network 2006 Wild Ones Chapter Meetings provide a series of lectures to further develop our understanding of ecosystems. Guests are welcome! To view the 2008 Wild Ones Meeting Schedule Click here To register for a meeting, please Contact Us |
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| Habitat Resource Network of Southeast Pennsylvania P.O. Box 274 Chadds Ford, PA 19317 484-678-6200 |
THANK YOU We appreciate the generous support of our funders and partners: The E. Kneale Dockstader Foundation & The Brandywine Conservancy |
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