What native species can thrive in urban environments?

What native species can thrive in urban environments?

Many native species, such as certain birds, insects, and plants, can adapt well to urban settings. For example, the American Robin and Eastern Bluebird are common in cities.

How do these species adapt to urban life?

They often find food sources in gardens, parks, and waste, and use buildings and trees for nesting. Their behavior may also change to avoid human activity.

Are there any benefits to having native species in cities?

Yes, native species can improve biodiversity, enhance ecosystem services, and contribute to the overall health of urban environments.

What can we do to support these species?

You can plant native gardens, reduce pesticide use, and create habitats like birdhouses or bee hotels to support local wildlife.