CAPE MAY – New Jersey Audubon needs just a few more properties to participate and all of Cape Island will achieve the unique distinction of being designated a certified wildlife habitat. Just imagine the entire island! Its not a hard as you might think, it only requires the combination of four basic elements:
• Food: Does your property feature native plants that provide wildlife with nectar, seed and berries?
• Water: Does your property have a water source?
• Cover: Does your property provide adequate shelter from bad weather and hiding places?
• A Home: Does your property provide suitable habitat for the bearing and raising of young?
Your property probably qualifies right now! Visit: www.nwf.org/wildlifegardening to get an application or email: Gretchen.whitman@njaudubon.org or call: 609-898-8848 with your questions.
Remember, “Cape May is a top U.S. destination for migrating hawks, seabirds, shorebirds, songbirds, butterflies and dragonflies. We need your backyard habitat as a place for these creatures, and others to find food, water, shelter and a place to raise their young.”
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