It's time to enlarge the team to provide for a diverse array of species and prevent further declines as well as to respond to growingdemands for more conservation education and recreation opportunities. Most birds we see at feeders depend on lands beyond the backyard. As habitats diminish, birds lose critical nesting areas. State agencies will better assist communities in maintaining homes for birds, butterflies, frogs and bats. Restore declining bird species.
Many birds face significant declines across the country.
Some of these birds use feeders and backyards. By finding out the needs of bird species and taking conservation action on their behalf, wildlife managers can reverse such alarming downward trends. Enhance urban and suburban lands for wildlife. The fastest growing habitats in the United States are urban and suburban areas. With funding, we can make these lands attractive for songbirds and other wildlife.