Sounds are integral parts of any landscape. Think of the calls of grouse and curlew on the Pennine Moors. Wind sieving ...

Allow the grasses and flowers to go to seed and they will provide additional food for the birds. Another idea is to add moving water to your landscape. Splashing or running water is a great way to ...

Thinking about upgrading your backyard? Many Coloradans are opting for landscapes that use less water and are less work because of the state's extreme climate and ongoing drought conditions.

When we talk about using our landscapes to support the ... a water source is also a good idea, and by water source, we are mainly talking about bird baths. When selecting a bird bath, be sure ...

Knowable Magazine reports that as birds’ traditional resting and nesting spots become inhospitable by the blistering pace of ...

Last spring, when river water was released in ... year is unconscionable – for the birds and other wildlife, for the health of the trees and natural landscape, and, importantly, for us human ...

As water conservation becomes increasingly urgent across Colorado, landscaping trends are evolving ... The plants provide moisture and support birds and pollinators. “We’re experiencing ...

A reasonable compromise is to allow one or two invasive ligustrum to survive for the benefit of the birds and remove the rest ...

Research by the Ministry of Agriculture’s Taiwan Biodiversity Research Institute suggests that the richness of bird species increases with landscape heterogeneity. A research team from the institute ...

Some worry about the spread of avian flu, others are concerned that the birds will eat too much of their valuable crops. But as an unstable climate delivers too little water, careening ...