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Cherry Hill has long been a leader in municipal sustainability in New Jersey. A Sustainable Jersey Silver Certified Community since 2010, Cherry Hill was among the first towns in the state to adopt its own municipal sustainability plan. Our trail system includes 11 trails throughout the township including woodland, meadow and marshlands. The Cherry Hill Environmental Board launched our initiative to become a National Wildlife Federation Certified Wildlife Habitat Community in the spring of 2020, and with the help of our residents and businesses, we accomplished this goal in the fall of 2021. We are now one of only 6 certified NWF Habitat Communities in the state of NJ. We would like to urge any residents who have not already done so to consider joining our effort by registering their own backyard or balcony as a National Wildlife Federation Certified Habitat.
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The Community of Greer is located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains – in the heart of the state’s fast growing Upstate region. The City of Greer, a sprawling landscape lying primarily within postal zip codes 29650 and 29651, anchors this Community. Greer City was established in 1873 as a station along the railway line between Charlotte and Atlanta and now ranks as a downtown historic district in its own right. Lakes Robinson and Cunningham lie to the North of this Community, while a major transportation corridor borders the South with Interstate 85 and the Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport. Greer Community has the best of both worlds with the feeling of a small town, and the amenities of a larger city close by.
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Yellow Springs, Ohio is a Village surrounded by privately- and publicly-owned natural areas, including Glen Helen Nature Preserve, John Bryan State Park, Clifton Gorge State Nature Preserve and the Agraria Farm and Center for Regenerative Agriculture. Two miles of the Little Miami River, a National and State designated Scenic River, flow through our community. We want to extend those natural areas throughout the Village by educating landowners to rethink their landscapes in favor of native plants that invite wildlife into their gardens and support the health of pollinators. This is our endeavor! To native plants and wildlife habitat!
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Economy and Jobs – Natural Resources, Mining, Construction, Wholesale Trade, Retail Trade, Transportation, Warehousing, and Utilities, Information and Financial Activities, Professional and Technical Services and Corporate HQ, Administrative, Support and Waste Services, Education and Healthcare Services, Leisure and Hospitality and other services. Environment – single and multi-Family Residents, Retail, Office, Hospitality, Medical, Institutional, Industrial, Agricultural, Recreation and Open Space, and Cemetery.
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Our County is the smallest county in the state of West Virginia, and the farthest north, being at the tip of the Northern Panhandle. We were created from Brooke County in 1848 and named for John Hancock, the first signer of the Declaration of Independence. We are made up of the incorporated communities of Chester, New Cumberland, and the City of Weirton. As well as the unincorporated communities of Chestnut Hill, Congo, Fairhaven, Kings Creek, Lawrenceville, Lennyville, Moscow, New Manchester, Newell, and Sun Valley.
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The Oldsmar name dates back to 1916 when automobile pioneer Ransom E. Olds purchased nearly 40,000 acres of land by the northern part of Tampa Bay. Oldsmar was the first municipality in the Tampa Bay area to implement single stream recycling, the first municipality in the Tampa Bay area to install electric charging stations, and Florida’s first Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant to be certified in Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) and second in the nation. Now, residents are helping Oldsmar become the first “Community Wildlife Habitat” in Tampa Bay!
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We are a community with an HOA. We have general rules for landscape maintenance but we can use plants we desire in our landscapes.
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Hamilton Township is located in Mercer County, New Jersey. The township is the state's 9th-largest municipality. The township is located immediately east of the city of Trenton, the state's capital. Hamilton has many densely populated suburban areas, but it also has many parks and open spaces remaining. Unfortunately, in recent years there has been a sharp rise in development. I hope that putting the town on the road towards certifying as a community wildlife habitat will spread awareness of the importance of conservation and saving the animals we share this town with.
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The City of Weston is ranked as one of the top cities in the country in which to live by Money Magazine, Family Circle and USA Today, and residents could not agree more. A master-planned community, Weston is picture perfect in every way. The Indian Trace Development District, a dependent district of the City of Weston, restored over 2,000 acres of wetland as mitigation. The City maintains lush landscaping as a signature piece of its identity. Weston is in southwestern Broward County bordering the world-renowned Florida Everglades, yet only twenty minutes to Florida’s famous beaches. Weston’s culturally diverse residents enjoy a vibrant community spread across 27 square miles, having a lifestyle, appearance, and management that cities around the world wish to emulate. Help us to gain full certification as a Community Wildlife Habitat and register YOUR yard/garden, business, HOA or school property as a Certified Wildlife Habitat. It's so easy and costs $20. Click on CERTIFY YOUR HABITAT in the top mega menu.
