Gardening

Establishing a songbird habitat benefits at-risk birds and plays an important role in helping conserve other vulnerable species.

Targeted voluntary conservation practices can help improve and support pollinator populations while benefiting agricultural production nationwide.

These tiny travelers are big eaters. Learn how to maximize your chances of attracting hummingbirds to the yard.

Much of the food we eat and the natural beauty that surrounds us depends on pollinators.

With habitat loss, climate change and other conditions posing threats to wild birds, incorporating birdhouses in the yard can help protect nature’s marvels for generations. 

Planting groundcovers to fill bare spots, shore up slopes, serve as lawn alternatives or beautify landscapes presents both ecological rewards and potential pitfalls.

Benefit wildlife while adding color and year-round charm to the yard with low-maintenance ornamental grasses.

Clear, sunny days can turn into frigid nights. Learn how to prepare the garden for potential crop-killing frost.

Cleverly camouflaged as clumps of mud, spotted lanternfly egg masses easily go undetected. State organizations are asking residents to pay attention, and report and destroy egg masses before they hatch this spring.