For information on NatureScape Visit
The city of Wilton
Manors webpage on NatureScape
for more information contact Todd De Jesus at the City of Wilton Manors
tdejesus@wiltonmanors.com
In 2006, Wilton Manors was officially
designated a Community Wildlife Habitat (CWH), the 17th community in the
country to receive such an honor.
Certify your home, school, business or other site as a NWF Wildlife Habitat.
Help your community today and register online by clicking Here CERTIFY NOW
Every wildlife habitat is an ongoing labor of love.
We encourage you to register today, even if you are not sure if you are
"done."
We'll send inspiring tips to help!
It’s Easy
The online application tool will ask you to confirm you’ve provided
the required number of elements for each of the following:
Food
Water
Cover
Places
to Raise Young
Sustainable
Practices
Note* NatureScape
information and handouts are available in the Wilton Manors Library
These documents are in Adobe PDF format.
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A
SIMPLE HABITAT
Habitat Steward, Alex Shore
designed this simple habitat (download
pdf with complete instructions) as
a tool for encouraging those with
limited space to establish and certify a
habitat that would qualify for NWF
certification.
Often times people may think they don’t
have the space required to establish a
habitat or that doing so is
complicated. This simple habitat
can be planted either in a large
container or installed in a small space
in the landscape and would work for
those residents living in a townhome or
villa that only has a small patio or
balcony space.
This habitat can be created
for less than $100 (including
the $20 certification fee).
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More
...Information and Tips from NWF
for Creating and Maintaining a
Certified Wildlife Habitat
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It’s Easy
The online application tool will ask you to confirm you’ve
provided the required number of elements for each of the following:
Food
Water
Cover
Places to Raise Young
Sustainable Practices
There are many free pamphlets and flyers availble
for you at the library and at Hagen Park next to the offices
of Leisure Services.
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M.E. DePalma is the co-author of A
Garden Diary: A Guide to Gardening in South Florida,
a National Wildlife Steward and a member of the
NatureScape Board.
2117 N.E. 17th Terrace
Wilton Manors, Florida 33305
954-563-2148
Wilton Manors NatureScape Committee
email Info@WiltonManorsNatureScape.com
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