Cedar waxwings depend on native berries.
Have you ever watched hummingbirds courting, seen a bee pollinate a flower, or enjoyed watching a cedar waxwing nibbling berries? These moments in nature are not only beautiful, they help calm our minds and inspire us to protect the environment. While you can visit a national or state park to see nature, you can also bring it into your own yard and make it a part of your daily life!
Unfortunately, nature is in trouble. Loss of native habitat is reducing wildlife populations, especially those of insects and birds. Arkansas Wild Spaces (AWS) is here to help you improve your home landscape and restore vital wildlife habitat.
Native plants support pollinators.
Follow the recommendations to welcome nature to your yard.
Native plants are beautiful and sustainable.
AWS Habitat Advisors are experienced naturalists and gardeners who can:
Recognize invasive species that exist in our area
Recommend plants for the specific conditions of your yard
Recommend sustainable gardening practices
Our habitat advisors can assess your yard and offer guidance for creating a beautiful, wildlife-friendly habitat. Learn more about the services habitat advisors provide.