Certified Wildlife Habitat: Certifying Your Yard for Wild Birds (7th of 7)

February 25, 2010
By Bill Askenburg

Naturalist David Mizejewski discusses how to certify your backyard or garden with the National Wildlife Federation as a Certified Wildlife Habitat. Visit NWF’s Wildlife Certification website for more information. Seventh of seven videos from the National Wildlife Federation about establishing a Certified Wildlife Habitat at your home or school.

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