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ways to keep animals out of the garden
ASPCA:
Cocoa Bean Mulch
As A Cause Of Methylxanthine Toxicosis in Dogs Click
on the link below for www.aspca.org and click on
"Animal Poison Control Center" > "Cocoa
Bean Mulch As A Cause Of Methylxanthine Toxicosis in Dogs"
Make
Your Pet's Home Poison Safe: List of Toxic Plants Click
on the link below for www.aspca.org and click on
"Animal Poison Control Center" > "List of Toxic Plants"
Make
Your Pet's Home Poison Safe: List of Non-Toxic Plants Click
on the link below for www.aspca.org and click on
"Animal Poison Control Center" > "List of Non-Toxic
Plants"
(Video)
"Making Your Yard Safe-Tips to 'pet-proof' your yard" Click
on the link below for www.aspca.org and click on
"Pet Check Video" link.
Backyard
Dangers Click on link below for www.aspca.org > ASPCA Ani-Med link > "For
Information on Dogs and Cats Please Click Here" > "VII. Cats
& Dogs"
The
Humane Society of the United States (HSUS)
http:www.hsus.org > Urban
WildlifeOur Wild Neighbors >
At Summer's End: Helping Wildlife Survive Cold Weather
"Beyond setting out feeders for birds and small mammals,
there are many things you can do in your back yard to help wild animals
survive harsh weather conditions."
Brush Piles 101 "Creating a brush pile in your yard provides safe cover for ground-nesting
birds and other small creatures."
Help Migratory
Birds in Your Own Backyard "Here are some ways to make
your community a more welcome stopover for migratory birds."
Sanctuary in the
City
Resources for Building
Your Green Roof
Urban Wildlife
Sanctuary
Gardens and Wildlife:
Making Everybody Happy
Ohio
Department of Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife
http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/wildlife/ >
Watchable
Wildlife Sites by District (places to view wildlife throughout
Ohio)
Artificial
nesting structures for wildlife (PDF)- includes bird houses (nest
boxes for songbirds, waterfowl, squirrels, raccoons, other mammals)
Managing
Your Property for Wildlife >
Prairie
Grassland Habitat Management
Pasture/Hayland
Management for Wildlife and Livestock
Cool
Season Grassland Habitat Management for Wildlife
Cropfield
Management for Wildlife
Food
Plots for Wildlife
Old
Field Habitat for Wildlife
Planting
Trees and Shrubs for Wildlife
Riparian
Habitat Management for Wildlife (land & vegetation along river
& stream banks)
Urban
Landscape Management for Wildlife
Wetland
Habitat Management for Wildlife
Woodland
Habit Management for Wildlife
List
of wildlife planting stock sources (where to buy native plants)
Petsmart.com
www.petsmart.com
>
Tips to Keep Playful Pets From Destroying Your Spring Garden
Pet
Project: Installing a Koi Pond and Water Garden in Your Back Yard
U.S.
Department of Agriculture
Farm Service Agency Conservation
Programs
Natural Resources Conservation Service Wildlife
Habitat Incentives Program
U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service, Office of Migratory Bird Management
Migratory Songbird Conservation >
Protect, Create and Restore Habitat
Eliminate
the Poisons in Your Yard
Cat
Predation
Bird-Window
Collisions
House
Sparrows and Starlings
Get
Involved
Backyard
Bird Problems >
Insecticides
and Lawn Chemicals
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