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why bother?Why share our space with wildlife? Because urbanization destroys their habitat. Suddenly homeless, they flee to a new, often unsuitable place. For many, it's a matter of life or death, as they face the challenges of the unfamiliar. By giving back some of the space that was taken from them, we do the morally right thing for wildlife and for the environment. Read more...
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Do animals have feelings?
Have you ever had the nagging thought that you somehow hurt your dog's "feelings?" You may be right. Scientists are coming to the surprising conclusion that many animals, including wild ones, have feelings. Read more...
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The case against -cides
If you do nothing more than ban the use of pesticides in your yard, you'll do a very good thing for critters, the atmosphere and your own health. All pesticides are toxic, they just differ by degree.
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Oh, those pesky squirrels
Some people are convinced that squirrels are smarter than humans. If you've taken on the challenge of keeping these determined, entertaining critters away from your birdfeeders, you may well agree!
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