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The Martha's Vineyard Habitat Network (VHN) is up and running and working with a diverse array of landowners who want to improve their habitats for a variety of wildlife.
Landowners enrolled in the program know how their own backyards can improve habitat connections across the Vineyard for species as diverse as song sparrows, turtles, moths and butterflies and other insects.
See the Vineyard Habitat Network's January 2013 newsletter!
These printable fact sheets introduce some of the wildlife can turn up in Vineyard yards. Learn to recognize your neighbors and read about ways you can encourage wildlife populations.
| ► American Copper |
| ► Northern Green-striped Grasshopper |
| ► Eastern Screech Owl |
| ► Stiff Aster |
| ► American Holly |
| ► Song Sparrow |
| ► Black-Capped Chickadee |
| ► Winterberry |
These printable fact sheets outline simple and effective strategies, recommended by the Vineyard Habitat Network to encourage wildlife in your yard.
| ► How to Install a Screech Owl Box |
| ► How to Install a Cover Board for Snakes |
If you'd like to learn more, contact
Brian Lawlor
Program Manager
(508) 693-6287 Ext. 10
Or visit the Martha's Vineyard Habitat Network page.
April 12, 2013
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