The National Wildlife Federation has created a guide to attracting wildlife in not-so green areas. Pockets of wildlife can thrive-even in places without yards. This summer-habitat project is well suited for any child, youth group or Boy Scout or Girl Scout troop. 

How to establish your own National Wildlife Federation Backyard Habitat:

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Kids can hang a bird feeder, squirrel feeder or sugar-water-filled hummingbird feeder from a window ledge to establish their own National Wildlife Federation Backyard Habitat.

Wildlife can survive - and in fact, depends - on pockets of greenspace. For kids, this is a way to become conscious of their environment, and track plants and animals outside their door.

How to establish your own National Wildlife Federation Backyard Habitat:

Wildlife can survive - and in fact, depends - on pockets of greenspace. For kids, this is a way to become conscious of their environment, and track plants and animals outside their door.