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Gardens for Butterflies and Birds

Bringing butterflies and birds back to home gardens

Gardens for Butterflies and Birds

This page is all about fostering environments that attract bees, butterflies, and birds by planting beneficial greenery. Learn how these plants contribute to ecological balance!

Frequently Asked Questions

The main reasons include habitat destruction, lack of native plants, overuse of pesticides, and reduced food availability such as nectar, seeds, and insects.

Plant native flowering plants, avoid chemical sprays, provide host plants for butterflies, and create habitats that cater to the needs of pollinators and birds.

Native berry-producing trees, nectar-producing flowers, and plants that attract beneficial insects are ideal for attracting pollinators and birds.

Suggested Plants

Recommended choices to support biodiversity

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The Ecowise Satellite Club connects Rotary’s community with efforts to study, conserve, and restore biodiversity. Through collaboration, projects, and awareness programs, the club champions the cause of biodiversity to ensure a positive impact on both society and the natural world.

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