Conservation and awareness
The wild bird population has decreased by almost one-third since 1970. Providing food and shelter for birds can aid survival during migration and harsh winters and supplement their diet throughout all seasons.
In the last 100 years, 50% of Midwestern native bee species have disappeared from their habitats. Most wild plants and many of the crops we consume are dependent on insect pollination, meaning native bees are an essential part of our ecosystems that we should take steps to protect.
How we're making a difference
We work hard to provide you with the right products and equip you with the knowledge you need to help you cultivate an environment where birds and bees thrive. By partnering with organizations like Pollinator Partnership and meeting the standards of national conservation groups like the North American Bluebird Society and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, we take care to meticulously design our products with features that provide comfort for the wildlife that use and inhabit them.
How you can help
Bring back nature: By dedicating some space in your yard to help native birds and bees thrive, whether with a bird feeder, birdhouse or insect house, you are contributing to the preservation of local wildlife.
Spread the word: It's important to teach our children to appreciate and preserve native wildlife however we can. It's as easy as starting in our own backyards! We encourage you to spend time educating and fostering a love of birds and insects through hands-on activities with the children in your life.
Innovation and research
We are committed to creating distinctively advanced bird products that enhance the experience for both the birds and the birders. With input from an experienced group of birders who make up our online research community, as well as years of our own birding experience, we take care to listen to all feedback and suggestions to continue improving our product offering. All of our products are designed and engineered at our headquarters in Northeast Ohio. But before they become available for purchase, we make sure to perfect them with field tests for durability and usability.
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Community engagement and giving back
We work hard to give back to our local community in northeast Ohio through enrichment programs, supporting youth projects, community garden installations, and more.
Bringing together our commitments to the conservation of wild birds in our communities as well as educating outdoor enthusiasts of all ages, we’ve provided support to multiple Girl and Boy Scout troops over the years. By donating products for scout projects, our donations have helped young troops achieve awards that give back and educate their local communities.
In the last 100 years, 50% of Midwestern native bee species have disappeared from their habitats. That’s why we offer a full range of beneficial insect houses to provide shelter and nesting places for power pollinators and predatory insects. To raise awareness and educate others on the importance of beneficial insect repopulation, we’ve installed insect houses in over a dozen local community gardens in northeast Ohio.
