Kansas
Working Together to Expand Native Habitat
Native plants create habitat for native wildlife, reduce urban heat islands, and manage stormwater runoff. Learn more about native plants in Kansas and the organizations working to build native habitats that help local communities thrive.
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Kansas Wildlife Federation
The Kansas Wildlife Federation promotes hunting and fishing opportunities and associated recreation for the benefit of all hunters, anglers and conservationists. KWF supports the sustainable use and management of fish and wildlife and their habitats through education, partnerships, outreach, and policy oversight.
Kansas Native Plants
Kansas has more than 2,200 native plant species, from wildflowers, grasses, trees, shrubs, and vines, to ferns, mosses, liverworts, and more. Kansas wildflowers are particularly noteworthy, providing a kaleidoscope of color and sustainability to home gardens.
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The Ultimate Maryland Gardening Guide
In this Maryland gardening guide, we’ll explore how you can grow a gorgeous garden sanctuary, all while sustaining local flora and fauna and boosting conservation initiatives. If you’re ready to plant with purpose and create an oasis for local wildlife species, this Maryland gardening guide is for you.
Garden Donations in Kansas
For every plant sold on our website, we reserve one plant to be donated to a community garden or public space, doubling our collective impact on wildlife and the planet.
About the Affiliate Program
State affiliates of Garden for Wildlife by National Wildlife Federation have a long track record working in their states to increase habitat for backyard wildlife species. Many affiliates offer workshops, native plant sales, and community events that support creating a Certified Wildlife Habitat®, pollinator pathways, monarch gardens and more.
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Additional Resources
Explore statewide and local resources for creating habitat where you live.
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EcoSchools U.S.
This program from the National Wildlife Federation offers a certification program for elementary through secondary schools that nurtures environmental learning and climate action.
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Kansas Native Plant Society
The Kansas Native Plant Society encourages awareness and appreciation of the native plants of Kansas in their habitats and in our landscapes by promoting education, stewardship, and scientific knowledge.