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Rehabilitating injured and orphaned wildlife in DC

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DC’s first: providing medical care to injured wildlife

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Mitigating threats to migratory birds in DC

Duck Watch

Protecting nesting mallard ducks and ducklings

Education

Bringing urban wildlife education to the classroom

You’re not the only one who calls your home “home”. Your yard or garden may be home to wild animals. Before you prepare your yard for spring, make sure you aren’t disrupting any of the wild residents. City [Read More …]

Food Attractants: The Troublesome, Tasty Treats

Just like people, animals love food. But their appetite can get them into trouble. A big cause of human-wildlife conflicts is food attractants. When animals smell food left out by people, they will track it down. This is [Read More …]