Imagine moving into a neighborhood where native plants, wildlife habitat, healthy soils, and conservation are part of the community from the very beginning. That’s what’s happening at Sunbridge in St.
What happens when neighbors decide that helping wildlife is something they can do together? At Front Porch communities in California, residents turned concern for declining monarch butterflies into a collaborative
What happens when neighbors stop thinking of their yards as separate spaces and start seeing them as pieces of one larger habitat? In Princeton, New Jersey, a small group of
hat can happen when neighbors come together to care for neglected land? In Philadelphia, the answer is pretty remarkable. The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s Philadelphia LandCare program works with neighborhood organizations
What happens when one neighbor decides to make room for wildlife? In the Sonoran Desert outside Tucson, Arizona, Ellen Fountain transformed her 3.5-acre property into a wildlife oasis, planting native
What happens when young people see a problem in nature and decide to do something about it? They become part of the solution. At a Girl Scout day camp in
One young leader, one determined Scout troop, and one acre of habitat made for an inspiring conservation success story. Eagle Scout Grisha Driscoll organized and led a two-day habitat restoration
