Butterfly Garden Certification Program - North American Butterfly ...
WEBButterfly Gardeners never want caterpillars to go hungry, so plant for abundant egg-laying! Use of plant species native to your area is strongly encouraged, but not required. At least three different butterfly nectar sources must be grown, preferably more than one plant of each selected species.
NABA - North American Butterfly Association
WEBAcquire land to create butterfly habitat; partner with public and private entities to restore imperiled landscapes. Certify thousands of Butterfly Gardens across the continent, from people’s backyards to schools, libraries, city parks, houses of …
About - North American Butterfly Association
WEBNABA conserves and increases butterfly populations by expanding butterfly habitat through land acquisition, partnerships, advocacy and legal action, and thousands of backyard butterfly gardens.
Butterfly Garden Plants - North American Butterfly Association
WEBNABA’s Butterfly Garden and Habitat program recommends the use of regionally native plants when creating butterfly gardens. By choosing regionally native plants for any garden, you will be supporting insects and animals that are …
butterfly garden certification Form - North American Butterfly …
WEBRegister your Garden. At least three different native caterpillar food plants must be grown, preferably more than one plant of each selected species. NABA encourages the use of plant species native to your area, but does not require it.
North American Butterfly Association Home Page
WEBButterfly Garden and Habitat Program. Create a paradise for butterflies while encouraging habitat restoration, no matter how large or small an area you have.
Membership - North American Butterfly Association
WEBMembers-only publications: two gorgeous quarterly magazines, American Butterflies and Butterfly Gardener. Automatic membership in your local chapter*, with access to local butterflying and community events. Join a community of …
Garden Certification - North American Butterfly Association
WEBDescription. Using the pulldown menu above, select the type (s) and number of Butterfly Garden signs you would like to receive. Make the payment for your Butterfly Garden’s certification below. Thank you for creating habitat to help butterflies thrive!
8 Tips to Working with HOAs — Defending Your Garden Borders
WEBOffer free plants and walks through your habitat, and point them to helpful resources when they’re ready to dig in. Ask local experts from watershed associations, ecological landscape design firms, and wildlife organizations to visit; they can meet with your HOA board or speak to your community.
Northern New Jersey and New York City Butterfly Garden Guide
WEBFor the 139 species of butterflies found in New Jersey and the approximately 120 species found within a 50 mile radius of Manhattan, planting a butterfly garden in this region is one way to help restore some of the habitat that has been lost to development and provide resources for wild butterflies to thrive and grow.