The best way to support and maintain a healthy sustainable community is by protecting wildlife, birds and pollinators.

A recent study showed butterfly populations decreased by 22 percent since 2000. Find out what flowers you can plant to ...

Monarch butterflies are making their annual journey north out of Mexico to their summer breeding grounds. See where they've ...

Spring is in full bloom at Hudson Valley Community College this weekend. There are plenty of exhibits to check out at the ...

But many other insects—including beetles, flies, moths and butterflies—also visit flowers to feed on nectar and pollen. In ...

Just outside the village of Brampton, the Brampton Wood Nature Reserve is the county's second largest ancient wood. It is ...

This means that for every five butterflies you might have seen in your garden two decades ago, there are now only four. The ...

“Proper ventilation and drainage make it a safe, long-term home (for birds),” Kurup says. This prevents moisture buildup ...

A reader responds to a Sun Sentinel article on butterfly depopulation by suggesting a variety of native plants that will ...

“I just look at what flowers the bees and butterflies are visiting in the ... taking an interest in conservation,” Crone said. “Nature isn't someplace you have to go to, it’s all around ...

The Nature Conservancy says one of the best things folks ... is how one can make sure their garden is constantly providing nectar for the butterflies. For example, plants like scorpion-tail and ...

All those caterpillars on the bougainvillea are actually bird food, and they are here now to provide necessary protein for nesting chicks. If we all planted just a few native species and stopped using ...