From a meadow filled with native grasses to the rolling waters of the Christina River, everything in the natural world is connected to one another. Delaware Nature Society (DelNature) works to protect native wildlife habitats, preserves biodiversity, and ensures the protection of our environment as the climate changes. We work in partnership with National Wildlife Federation.
Gardening with Purpose
Caring for our landscape helps to protect native wildlife habitats and ensures safe, clean drinking water for people. When we create healthy habitats to provide food, water, cover, and baby-supporting spaces for birds, bees, butterflies and other wildlife, it supports a healthy environment.
Protecting Native Wildlife Habitats
Understanding our connection to nature and wildlife is essential to the health of our ecosystems and our planet. One-third of Delaware’s wildlife species are under threat of extinction due to increased stress from invasive species and a changing climate. We can all help by preserving natural places where wildlife thrive, and protecting the critical ecosystems.
Preserving for the Future
By preserving land we protect our environment, our water, and our air. Through land preservation, we protect native wildlife habitats and enhance our lives. Our open spaces connect us to the great outdoors. Whether it’s hiking, biking, boating, birding, or simply watching the sunset, healthy natural lands give us the most special gift.
