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CVAS is committed to helping promote the conservation of our natural habitats. In this section, you'll find tips and tricks from our Conservation Chair on how to reduce your impact on the environment, utilize native plants, and attract more of our avian friends to your environmentally friendly yard.
Conejo Valley Audubon is presenting two Change
Your Yard to a Wildlife Habitat Workshops on
Saturday, October 15 and on Sunday, October 30. It
will be a hands-on, step by step demonstration of
how to provide food, cover and water to our birds,
using California Native Plants. Each participant will
receive their own California Native Plant, and a plan
to start a garden. Cost is $25 per person. Workshop is
limited to 12 participants. Call Dee Lyon for a
reservation at 805-499-2165.
Native Habitat Handouts
- Bird Friendly Plants - Want to plant some native plants in order to attract birds, but you don't know which plants will attract which birds? Here's a helpful reference sheet for some popular options.
- Backyard Conversion - Anxious to get a start on your own backyard? Here's handout that will guide you through the process of setting up a native plant based backyard.
- Low Maintenance Yard - Looking for an option to grass? Here's some information for a sunny yard that has very little water consumption.
- Meadow Garden - This design for a sunny front yard centers on a small area of grasses and wildflowers, surrounded by groundcovers, which in turn are bordered by large habitat-friendly shrubs.
Conservation Resources
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