Landscaping for wildlife
Ah, wildlife. For many of us, seeing wildlife is a large part of why we enjoy the Sunshine State. There are over 1,200 different kinds of animals living in Florida, the third most diverse state in the nation. Development has greatly reduced animal habitat but with a little knowledge and planning, homeowners can enjoy wildlife and help many species from declining. Full Story
Dine out on April 22; restaurants will dish out profits for the Conservancy
Treat yourself to a nice dinner out on the town to celebrate Earth Day and at the same time raise money to help Southwest Florida's wildlife on Wednesday, April 22. That's when numerous Naples restaurants dish out profits during Dining for Wildlife to benefit the Conservancy of Southwest Florida. Full Story
Conservancy's summer adventures will go 'From the Swamp to the Sea'
Campers are signing up now for the Conservancy of Southwest Florida's 2009 Eco-Camp, an award-winning summer day camp filled with nature-inspired lessons and activities June 8-Aug. 10. Separate dates and sessions are planned for kindergarten graduates and for children who have finished first and second grades, third and fourth grades, and grades five through eight. Full Story
Fifth annual Bark in the Park will celebrate pets and pet lovers
Dog owners are encouraged to bring their well-behaved canine companions to Fleischmann Park for the fifth annual Bark in the Park to benefit The Humane Society Naples from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, April 25. Full Story
Church plans free fishing at area parks
Volunteers from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Southwest Florida are organizing "Reel Fun-Real Friends," a free morning of fishing for children and adults with special needs, from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, April 25. The Collier event is at Sugden Regional Park; the Lee event takes place at Lakes Regional Park. Full Story
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