Watch the movie Hometown Habitat : Stories of Bringing Nature Home free online viewing April 1-7 for any Cliftonite.  

Add native plants

Join the Naturally Clifton Facebook Group and/or sign up for Wild About Clifton updates on our website

Put out a bird bath or other water source

Upload photos of wild things (plants, animals, etc) to iNaturalist

Put up a bluebird box

Read Nature's Best Hope by Doug Tallamy

Reduce or eliminate lawn chemicals

Keep cats indoors

Remove invasive introduced plants

Reduce my lawn area

Eliminate outdoor insecticides (except in emergencies)

Participate in City Nature Challenge April 24-27

Not use a gas-powered leaf blower

Grow food (organically). Share vegetable seeds and seedlings.

Change outdoor light bulbs to yellow LED (3,000K or less). Put motion sensors on outdoor lights

Reduce stormwater runoff

Create a stream buffer at least 100 feet wide

Create a butterfly garden

Participate in invasive plant removal events in the local parks

Protect areas for ground nesting bees

Add a Critter Skimmer, Frog Log or other escape devise to my swimming pool

Leave fallen leaves and grass clippings leaves on the lawn (chopping them up with the mower if needed)

Compost kitchen and yard scraps

Put up a solar roof array

Protect birds against window strikes

Help identify observations on iNaturalist

Invite a child, or a friend or neighbor, to take a nature walk (after the restrictions are lifted!)

Ask at least one neighbor to do some of these things