
Certify Your Business
In 2006, Wilton Manors was officially designated as a Community Wildlife Habitat (CWH), the seventeenth community in the country to achieve such an honor. Homeowners, schools and businessess worked to gether to establish over 200 habitats within the boundaries of the city. WMBA joined with NatureScape Broward, a county wide initiative designed to help residents, municipalities, businesses and schools create and maintain sustainable landscapes that conserve water, protect water quality and provide habitat for native and migratory wildlife. All you need to do is provide elements from each of the following areas: -
Food Sources - For example: Native plants, seeds, fruits, nuts, berries, nectar Water Sources - For example: Birdbath, pond, water garden, stream Places for Cover - For example: Thicket, rockpile, birdhouse Places to Raise Young - For example: Dense shrubs, vegetation, nesting box, pond Sustainable Gardening - For example: Mulch, compost, rain garden, chemical-free fertilizer
Once you have provided the essential elements to make a healthy and sustainable wildlife habitat, join the thousands of wildlife enthusiasts across the country who have earned the distinction of being part of NWF's Certified Wildlife Habitatâ„¢ program. If any business member certifies their business property. WMBA will purchase this attractive metal sign that shows your commitment to conserving wildlife.  Mayor Gary Resnick (L) and WMBA President Wade Shrack (R) present a sign to Ed Lugo who certified his resort.
Ready...Set...Certify! Online at NWF.ORG Need help? Call: M.E. DePalma at 954-563-2148 or visit NatureScape on the city website. | Â |