Find out what bees and bee hives can bring to a backyard habitat.

Find out how a common backyard habitat can become a welcome habitat site for turtles.

Learn that of the best parts of providing habitat for birds in a yard is the possibility of being chosen as a nesting site.

Learn about the importance of bird house boxes in backyard habitats.

See how the change in weather and precipitation creates vernal pools and a connection of isolated habitats.

Find out why creating and conserving habitat for amphibians and reptiles is important.

Find out what living fences are, and how they increase diversity.

See how this Northeastern city's habitat has developed and changed throughout its history.

See how this coastal city's habitat has developed and changed throughout its history.

Find out why dragonflies are beneficial to a backyard habitat.

Find out how to set goals and manage water for a local backyard habitat.

See why many species use perches near their water source to take in the sun's warmth.

Find out about species that use vernal pools for reproduction and continuity of life.

Find out why native fruit-producing trees and shrubs are essential components of diverse habitats.

Show off a local wonderful habitat by joining the Great-Backyard-Bird-Count group, and put the bird count data on your map.

Design challenges take photos of tricky spots in people's yards and put them out there for advice from the professionals at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Check out this tired backyard from Virginia.

Design Challenge takes photos of tricky spots in people's yards and puts them out there for advice from the professionals at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Check out this pine straw yard in LA.

A resource page which explains how to submit a photo of a local backyard for expert design advice.

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology and The Nature Conservancy comes together to form a partnership that takes YardMap to its next phase: Habitat Network.

With this Habitat Network planning tool, set goals, complete action steps, and reach community outcomes for a more diverse ecosystem.

Find out how connecting habitats in neighborhoods, counties, and geographic regions is essential in creating viable habitat patches and corridors for wildlife.

Habitat Network has combined all the vegetatively-complex habitat polygons into categories here.

View images of a variety of habitats, check-out custom local resources, and get inspired by featured habitat sites.

Find out about the change in diet for many bird species as the seasons change.