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The repeated application of synthetic fertilizers and overwatering are common practices in lawn maintenance that detriment the environment. In the suburbs, which is often uncontrolled urban sprawl, we commonly see communities with HOA regulations that often require perfect green lawns, instead of promoting native plants that will not require fertilizers nor need constant watering. We need to be changing the rules of the places we live in and educate everyone so they can also be promoters of sustainable initiatives in their own communities. 🙌🏼

Very important steps to aware and manage urban biodiversity especially in hot spots of developing nations, where many local governments prioritize concrete buildings over wildlife that is endemic to these regions.

Wildlife; an overview What is wildlife, explain it? https://lnkd.in/dhYkJ4Tn

Watch our five tips for managing your woodland this spring. It's a beautiful season full of colour and birdsong, and a good time for tackling tasks like deer surveys and observing resident wildlife. Find out more in our blog 🌸. https://lnkd.in/ebAg3vkZ #WednesdayWisdom

A recent potential wolf sighting in Nevada had wildlife enthusiasts buzzing, but the mystery has now been solved through good old-fashioned science! Here are the fascinating details: 📸 In March, a helicopter crew spotted 3 wolf-like animals roaming near Merritt Mountain, sparking an investigation by the Nevada Department of Wildlife. 🧫 Biologists collected hair, fecal, and urine samples believed to be from the creatures for DNA testing at two independent labs. 🚨 The results? It was 99.9% certain that the "wolves" were actually coyotes, common residents of Nevada! 🐺 While disappointing for wolf spotters, the case highlights the importance of accurate species identification to protect ecosystems. This saga reminds us that nature often holds surprises, and sometimes, first impressions can be deceiving. Kudos to the wildlife experts for their diligent investigative work! 👏 Have you ever mistaken one animal for another in the wild? Share your wildlife-watching tales using #NevadaWildlife! #WildlifeMysterySolved #WolfOrCoyote #DNATesting #NatureAdventures Source: https://lnkd.in/eR4ANwsa

A recent potential wolf sighting in Nevada had wildlife enthusiasts buzzing, but the mystery has now been solved through good old-fashioned science! Here are the fascinating details: 📸 In March, a helicopter crew spotted 3 wolf-like animals roaming near Merritt Mountain, sparking an investigation by the Nevada Department of Wildlife. 🧫 Biologists collected hair, fecal, and urine samples believed to be from the creatures for DNA testing at two independent labs. 🚨 The results? It was 99.9% certain that the "wolves" were actually coyotes, common residents of Nevada! 🐺 While disappointing for wolf spotters, the case highlights the importance of accurate species identification to protect ecosystems. This saga reminds us that nature often holds surprises, and sometimes, first impressions can be deceiving. Kudos to the wildlife experts for their diligent investigative work! 👏 Have you ever mistaken one animal for another in the wild? Share your wildlife-watching tales using #NevadaWildlife! #WildlifeMysterySolved #WolfOrCoyote #DNATesting #NatureAdventures https://lnkd.in/gm2Q6--3

TUESDAY TIPS! Theme: Living with Wildlife Have you ever wondered why you might see wildlife in your neighborhood? Keep in mind, they were here first. Our homes and roads invaded their homes and they have limited places to live. There are a variety of reasons you may see them, here are just a few. #LivingWithWildlife #Coyotes #WildlifeBehavior

Did you miss our webinar last week?🫣 Don't worry! You can watch the recording through the link below🙌🏻 We have also prepared a comprehensive wildlife fencing specification guide, which can be found through the same link🔗 This guide demonstrates how various roadside barriers can be easily adapted to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions (WVC) and improve habitat connectivity🌿 #WildlifeFencing #HabitatConnectivity #RoadEcology

Avoidance, micrositing, and proactive planning can mitigate the effects of offshore transmission on benthic habitats and resources. Learn more about the importance of a healthy benthos in the National Wildlife Federation's report: Wires and Wildlife https://shorturl.at/SbiEu