Preserving the biodiversity of our planet is crucial, and environmental education and ecology-based native landscaping can help achieve this goal. By using native plants in our landscapes, we can provide habitats for local wildlife and minimize the use of water and chemicals. Let's collaborate to build a sustainable future for generations to come.
Environmental Education
Environmental education is crucial for building a sustainable future. By educating our communities, we can create a culture of environmental responsibility and inspire positive change.
Ecology-based Native Landscaping
Creating an eco-friendly landscape is not only beneficial the environment, but it can also enhance the beauty of your property. By incorporating native plants, you can create a habitat for local wildlife while reducing the need for excessive watering and fertilization. Sustainability is key in today's world, and an eco-friendly landscape is a great way to contribute to a healthier planet.
Invasive Plants
Invasive plants can cause significant harm to the ecosystem by outcompeting native species and disrupting the natural balance of the ecosystem. Removing these plants is crucial to preserving the health and diversity of our environment. Let us help you identify and safely remove invasive plants from your property to protect the ecosystem.
Edibles and Foodscaping
Locally, food insecurity is a pressing issue that affects many families. We believe that community vegetable gardens and foodscaping help address this problem. By incorporating food into our landscapes, we can create beautiful sustainable spaces that also provide fresh produce for our community. Together we can work to make our area more food secure and resilient.
“Knowledge generates interest, and interest generates compassion.”
― Douglas W. Tallamy
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