Archives

Archives

During the years since our inception in 1993, we’ve amassed a large amount of data, documents, images, and publications. In this Archives section, we’ve tried to provide you with those that remain relevant and of interest to those doing research. Clilck on the item below to be taken to the appropriate section.

Data and Documents

Miscellaneous

The steady decline of pollinators, mammals, amphibians and songbirds have pointed out a grave error in city planning, as Americans become less connected to the outdoors and spend more time inside focused on technology. Embarking on a new course of action to conserve and preserve our ecosystem, cities are increasingly factoring ecology into city planning. Did you know? Austin, Texas is a national leader in Certified Wildlife Habitats, currently housing 2616 in the city’s local limits. By promoting the growth of native plants, urban landscapes can be designed to attract pollinators, birds and other wildlife, utilizing organic practices and methods for low water usage. ... See MoreSee Less

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