Wildlife Habitats of Oakland County
Join your neighbors in creating natural habitats in Oakland County and certify where you work, live or play as a National Wildlife Federation Certified Wildlife Habitat today! Then help to spread the word and connect your habitat to the surrounding landscape.
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Who is WHO?
WHO is a collaborative effort among leading conservation groups, county government and nonprofit agencies in Oakland County, Michigan. WHO is working in conjunction with the National Wildlife Federation to accomplish the following goals:
- Create a network of wildlife-friendly habitats in residential yards, businesses, parks, trails and other publicly owned lands
- Raise awareness about the importance of pollinators and other indicator species
- Recognize the significant role that native plants have in fostering a healthy environment
- Certify all of Oakland County as a National Wildlife Federation Community Wildlife Habitat
Working together, we can make Oakland County’s landscape not only beautiful, but sustainable for generations.
For more information, contact us.
Map of Current Gardens (PDF) WHO Brochure (PDF)
For more information, contact:
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Certify Your Habitat
Certify Your Habitat
Certify your habitat – National Wildlife Federation
Local Vendors
- Wildtype – wildtypeplants.com
- Does your favorite greenhouse or nursery sell Michigan native species? Send us an email so we can include them in the list.
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