Our region provides critical habitat for more than 365 species of native fish and wildlife.  Habitat loss, noxious plants, introduced animal species, environmental contaminants, and a variety of man-made hazards can make their journey a hazardous one.

The Backyard Habitat Certification Program will help you identify and reduce wildlife hazards in your yard and develop advanced strategies to help locally imperiled species.

• Gardening for Wildlife:
  
  2-part virtual workshop (co-hosted by Backyard Habitat, Clackamas River Basin Council, Clackamas SWCD & National Wildlife Federation) about gardening practices to support wildlife & create habitat

• Living with Wildlife:

  Articles and videos about the animals that you may encounter in our urban areas.

• Providing Water and Shelter:

  Resources to help you steward wildlife by providing nests, shelter, and water.

• Decreasing Hazards:

  Tips and tricks to reduce the dangers to the wildlife visiting your yard or outdoor space.

• Native Pollinators:

  Handouts about helping native pollinators thrive in the urban environment.