In this post, Lauren offers 6 tips on how you can design a bird-friendly garden right in your own backyard.
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Animal Programs
In town in the country, animals – both domestic and wild – are all around us. Interested in supporting pollinators? Want to create a garden for birds? Curious to understand the responsibilities of pet owners in rural Benton County? Not sure what to do with that amphibious class pet at the end of the year? Whether you’d like to attract wildlife for viewing or deter them from eating your crops, we have information to help.
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