All of us who read this Blog are interested in information on rewilding North America with the matrix of native animals and plants that occupied our landmass prior to European Colonization, circa Ad 1500...........While the fight to make re-wilding a reality puts many hurdles and obstacles in front of us every day, we can all do a small part to optimize our home habitats to attract as wide a variety of wildlife as possible..............The National Wildlife Federation has a certification Program for Landscape Professionals who create wildlife-friendly gardens for individuals and Corporations...............If you need assistance in making your yard wildlife friendly, you might consider hiring one of these Landscapers to assist you in this quest...................You can find Landscapers who are qualified to help you by punching in your State and or zip code of residence below...............I encourage you to do so

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Certified Wildlife Landscaping Professional Network

Certified Wildlife Landscaping

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National Wildlife Federation is

 piloting an initiative to certify 

professional landscapers to 

assist their clients with creating 

wildlife-friendly gardens.

Learn more about NWF's 

Certified Wildlife Landscaping

 Professionals Program >>

Search for Certified

 Professionals in Your

 Community

NWF’s network of landscaping professionals
 have been reviewed and evaluated

 for their designs, practices and philosophy to
 support eco-friendly landscapes

 that help to enhance and protect wildlife. If
you have worked with a professional

 on the list, please leave a review of their work
 by clicking on their profile.

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How to Become a Certified

 Wildlife Landscaping

 Professional™

Step 1: Create an Account

Once created, you'll be able to log back
 in, update your profile,

 check your status and more.

Step 2: Tell Us About Your Business

How do you incorporate wildlife habitat
 elements into your designs?

Step 3: Fee Payment

This fee of $150 completes the first part
 of your certification application.

Step 4: Complete Training Courses

Once you pay, you'll have one year to watch
 online webinars and 

pass the associated quizzes.

Step 5: Accreditation with NWF

After you complete your courses, an NWF
staff member will review

 your application and contact you with next steps.