Critical Wildlife Habitats of The White Memorial Foundation, Inc.
in Accordance with Connecticut Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Strategy, 2006, CT DEEP
Upland Forest Habitat
Dry Oak Forests
Coniferous Forests
Old Growth Forests
Forested Inland Wetland Habitat
Red/Black Spruce Swamps
Floodplain Forests
Shrub Inland Wetland Habitat
Herbaceous Inland Wetland Habitat
Freshwater Marshes
Freshwater Marshes
Sparsely Vegetated Inland Wetland Habitat
Surface Springs
Vernal Pools
Freshwater Aquatic Habitat
Large Rivers and Streams and Associated Riparian Zones
Unrestricted Free-Flowing Streams
Lake and Their Shorelines
Surface Springs
Vernal Pools
Freshwater Aquatic Habitat
Large Rivers and Streams and Associated Riparian Zones
Unrestricted Free-Flowing Streams
Lake and Their Shorelines
Unique and Man-Made Habitat
Songbird Nest Boxes
Waterfowl Nest Boxes
Bat Roosts
Intensively Managed Habitat
Early Successional Shrubland and Forests
Cool Season Grasslands
Wet Meadows
White Memorial's Guide to Common Wildlife of Little Pond This guide was developed to introduce you to 147 species of plants and animals that inhabit these critical habitats. It includes a map of the various critical habitats for you to reference while walking through them on the Boardwalk that guides you around Little Pond. It also introduces you to several conservation strategies that White Memorial employs which insures that this ecosystem serves future generations.
Songbird Nest Boxes
Waterfowl Nest Boxes
Bat Roosts
Intensively Managed Habitat
Early Successional Shrubland and Forests
Cool Season Grasslands
Wet Meadows
White Memorial's Guide to Common Wildlife of Little Pond This guide was developed to introduce you to 147 species of plants and animals that inhabit these critical habitats. It includes a map of the various critical habitats for you to reference while walking through them on the Boardwalk that guides you around Little Pond. It also introduces you to several conservation strategies that White Memorial employs which insures that this ecosystem serves future generations.
