Developing and improving wildlife habitats can include adding plants and trees.  These provide food, shelter, and water for wildlife animals.  Cover is necessary for nesting, loafing, escape, and protection from the elements.  Learn more from these resources.

• Attitudes of Kansas Producers About Riparian Areas, Wildlife Conservation, and Endangered Species - Kansas State University
• Farmed Kansas Wetlands Vital in Providing Bird Habitat, Food - Kansas State University
• Riparian Forestry Publications - Kansas State University, Kansas Forest Service
• Windbreaks for Wildlife - Kansas State University and the Kansas Forest Service
• Kansas Conservation Tree Planting Program
• Best for Wildlife Habitat - Kansas Forest Service
• Create a Certified Wildlife Habitat - National Wildlife Federation
• Wildlife Habitat In Your Backyard - Natural Resources Conservation Service
• Kansas Backyard Habitat Improvement Program - Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks