Brummet's Conscious Blog

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Recommended Resources The National Wildlife Federation held their annual photo contest in November '21, and put together this page featuring award-winning nature and wildlife photography via this link below: https://www.nwf.org/Home/Magazines/National-Wildlife/2022/Dec-Jan/PhotoZone/2021-Winners - continuing on the theme of photos...  Check out Green Prophet's article featuring photos of the world's oldest trees. Totally fascinating!! https://www.greenprophet.com/2015/01/monumental-portraits-of-the-worlds-oldest-trees-photos/ - And to close this inspiring day of resources, check out the Cornel Lab of Ornithology 's YouTube channel via the link below - listen to calls of the wild, learn about numerous colourful birds, and conservation programs around the world. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5Lz88Rt3GT75YT2ORAmaMQ ~~ Visit the Brummet's   Main Website Find them elsewhere online  HERE   ~~

 - Gardening Tips -  The National Wildlife Federation has recently published their  annual  April–May special issue  focused on gardening for wildlife.  Enjoy learning about the benefits of growing food for both wildlife and human health.  Be inspired by efforts in Philadelphia to transform empty lots into havens for people and pollinators.  Learn how to safely control mosquitoes and spot invasive jumping worms—and more. Access this free resource here:  April–May special issue   You'll have to sign up , it is free.  ~~   Visit the Brummet's @:  http://BrummetMedia.ca ~~

Recommended Resources As many of our loyal readers are already aware, this genre of blog posts offers recommended resources, typically 3 at a time, that may benefit or at least interest our readers.  Today I'd like to start by thanking Jessica Baker (Junior Content Marketing Specialist with SiegeMedia.com) who queried us about sharing this amazing resource designed to help people with natural disasters, in particular during the hurricane season. It lists what you should do before, during and after a major storm like a hurricane and is a valuable resource.  https://floridapanhandle.com/blog/hurricane-safety -- National Wildlife Federation offers this interesting piece on how to attract birds to your back yard:  https://blog.nwf.org/2020/10/five-ways-to-attract-birds-this-fall/   -- And here's an amazing grant for attaining seeds for flowers that will support bees! The Pollinator Partnership organization and Flow  Co. are proud to partner in support of Bee Frien...

Wildlife Conservation - Wildlife Art and Conservation Join Hands * Today's post was written by: Randy C. Brown  This great country of ours is so blessed with rich landscapes and awe-inspiring terrain from the southern most tip of Florida to the northern tip of Alaska. Nowhere else in the world is there such a diverse array of grandeur, readily available for viewing, within short distances of almost any part of the country. Where once the land was almost barren of many species of wildlife, through wildlife conservation efforts, most of those species have been restored to a naturally healthy population. Most of us probably think of radical, fanatical behaviorist when we hear the term wildlife conservation, but nothing could be further from the truth. Sure, there are those that take conservation much too far in trying to force their ideals on the rest of us. But true conservationist are concerned with the overall, long-range concept of conservati...