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Trail Update:

You may encounter periodic trail closures due to the impact of the Southern Pine Beetle at the Refuge.

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  • About
    • The Refuge
    • Board of Directors
    • Meet the Staff
    • QWR History
    • Our Resident Animals
    • Job and Internship Opportunities
  • Plan Your Visit
    • Hours & Directions
    • Nature Center & Trails
    • Fairy Dell Restoration
    • Butterfly Garden & Greenhouse
  • Events
    • Quogue Wildlife Refuge 90th Anniversary Gala
    • Event Calendar
    • Weddings & Private Events
  • Education
    • Educational Programs
    • Spring Wildlife Camp
    • Summer Camps
    • Green Birthdays & Private Experiences
    • Virtual Programming
    • Go Native for Wildlife
    • QWR Nature Videos
  • Ways to Give
    • Memberships & Donations
    • Annual Appeal
    • Adopt an Animal
    • Memorial & Honorary Donations
    • Planned Giving
    • Bricks, Benches & Bee Hives
    • Become a Volunteer
    • Our Wish List Registry
  • QWR News
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    • Wildlife Resources
    • Photo/Facility Use
    • Sam the Bald Eagle
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Go Native for Wildlife

What is Go Native for Wildlife all about?

Quogue Wildlife Refuge is thrilled to be working with local Garden Centers and Nurseries in the community so that together we can support our local wildlife with the sale of native plants.   The following business are participating and throughout the season will offer at least 5 native plants at a time that support our native butterfly, bee, and bird species.  We hope YOU join us by shopping at their centers and purchasing native plants for your garden!  It’s a fun way to support birds, bees and butterflies!

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Look for this sign at the wildlife friendly businesses below!

Where to buy native plants?

Please check out the wildlife friendly businesses below, and support them AND our wildlife!  Look for our logo at the centers.  Thank you!

  • Aspatuck Gardens in Westhampton Beach
  • Decorative Gardens Nursery in Calverton
  • Dropseed Native Landscapes W. Hempstead
  • Enchanted Gardens in Speonk
  • Forge River Nursery in Mastic
  • Fowler’s Garden Center in Southampton
  • The Gardens at Beds & Borders in Laurel
  • Holly’s Garden Center in East Moriches
  • KMS Native Plants LLC in Lake Grove
  • Quality Parks – Native Plants in Port Jefferson
  • Talmage Farm Agway in Riverhead
  • Trimble’s Nursery in Cutchogue
  • Verderber’s Garden Center in Aquebogue

Who are our Endorsers/Partners?

  • The Barefoot Gardener 
  • Dragonfly Landscape Design
  • Glover Perennials 
  • Horticultural Alliance of the Hamptons 
  • LINPI (Long Island Native Plant Initiative)
  • New Suffolk Waterfront Fund
  • Remsenburg Garden Club
  • ReWild Long Island
  • SandyGardenGirl
  • Two Thirds for the Birds 
  • Westhampton Garden Club

To learn about The Basics of Nature Based Land Care from our friends at PRFCT Earth Project, click here for The PRFCT Earth LeafLet.

Additional Information and Resources:

  • Doug Tallamy’s Program: https://quoguewildliferefuge.org/news/natures-best-hope-a-conversation-with-doug-tallamy/
  • Suffolk Alliance of Pollinators (SAP): https://ccesuffolk.org/gardening/suffolk-alliance-for-pollinators-sap
  • Pollinator Pathway: https://www.pollinator-pathway.org/
  • Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation: https://xerces.org/
  • New York Flora Atlas: https://newyork.plantatlas.usf.edu/
  • Pollinator Partnership: https://www.pollinator.org/
  • The Perfect Earth Project’s “The Basics of Nature Based Land Care”: https://perfectearthproject.org/resources/how-to-be-prfct
  • Architectural Digest: https://www.architecturaldigest.com/reviews/lawn/how-to-create-a-pollinator-garden

This important initiative has been generously sponsored by The Leo S. Walsh Foundation

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Contact

3 Old Country Road
P.O. Box 492
Quogue, NY 11959

631-653-4771

info@quoguewildliferefuge.org

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The Refuge trails and Outdoor Wildlife Complex are open every day from sunrise to sunset free of charge.  Dogs and bicycles are not permitted on the Refuge grounds.

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