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Wild Ones Awards over $10,000 in Seeds for Education Grants to 23 Youth-Serving Organizations

February 8th, 2024Feb 9, 2024 | Seed for Education

As our movement of native planters cultivating healthier landscapes continues to grow and spread, Wild Ones remains invigorated by our work to promote native landscapes through education, advocacy and collaborative action. It’s through this educational mission that the Lorrie Otto Seeds for Education (SFE) Grant program was developed in 1997. The SFE program’s purpose is […] Continue reading "Wild Ones Awards over $10,000 in Seeds for Education Grants to 23 Youth-Serving Organizations"

January 2024 Native Plant News

February 5th, 2024May 28, 2024 | Native Plant News

Explore the fascinating interplay between native plants and their environments in our new Native Plant News feature. This month, delve into studies highlighting the ecological significance of Arizona's harvester ants, California's fire-adapted flora, Minnesota's thriving solar sanctuaries, the resilience of Europe's diverse forests, and Virginia's innovative seed solution. Learn how these developments impact ecological restoration, biodiversity, and the fight against invasive species, while reinforcing the critical role of native plants in sustaining healthy ecosystems. Continue reading "January 2024 Native Plant News"

Catching up with former Wild Ones Honorary Director Lorraine Johnson

January 10th, 2024Jan 10, 2024 | General

In the realm of environmental stewardship, few voices resonate as passionately as Lorraine Johnson‘s. With three decades dedicated to researching and writing about environmental issues, Johnson is not only an accomplished author and community activist but also a fervent advocate for protecting and expanding the urban forest. Join us as we catch up with former […] Continue reading "Catching up with former Wild Ones Honorary Director Lorraine Johnson "

Our Refreshed Look and Brand-New Website

December 21st, 2023Dec 21, 2023 | General

In the ever-evolving landscape of the digital world, staying current and relevant is essential. We are excited to announce a significant milestone in our journey – a brand update that includes a modernized logo, refreshed graphics, and targeted messaging that clearly defines our mission; all accompanied by the launch of our new and improved website! […] Continue reading "Our Refreshed Look and Brand-New Website"

Member Garden: Janet and John Allen

December 12th, 2023Sep 24, 2024 | Member Garden

More than two decades ago, Janet and John Allen’s yard in central New York like most any other yard across America with a big, expansive lawn. But since the late 1990s, it has evolved into a safe haven for birds, pollinators, and insects, as well as a learning tool for anyone who just happens to […] Continue reading "Member Garden: Janet and John Allen"

Member Garden: Denise Ranucci

December 12th, 2023Sep 23, 2024 | Member Garden

If there’s one word that describes Denise Ranucci, of Ambler, Pennsylvania, it is perseverance. She battled flooding problems on her property for a decade, and even had her yard regraded. But it didn’t help. Continue reading "Member Garden: Denise Ranucci"

Cultivating Change with Lorraine Johnson

December 7th, 2023Oct 17, 2024 | Wild Ones Presents

Explore how native gardening can address climate challenges in our next Wild Ones national webinar, “Cultivating Change” with author and activist Lorraine Johnson. Continue reading "Cultivating Change with Lorraine Johnson"

Support Wild Ones this Giving Tuesday

November 28th, 2023Dec 2, 2023 | General

Just a few hundred years ago, the North American landscape was rich with woodlands, prairies, deserts, and wetlands full of native plants. Today, these natural areas are under attack, and we are losing species and habitats at a rate unprecedented in human history. A short tour through your community will provide a quick reminder that […] Continue reading "Support Wild Ones this Giving Tuesday"

Urgent Calls to Action on Pesticide Legislation

November 22nd, 2023Feb 16, 2024 | Advocacy

Pesticides contribute to biodiversity loss and habitat degradation, and many negatively impact human health. Congress is currently considering two pieces of legislation that address pesticide regulation. Continue reading "Urgent Calls to Action on Pesticide Legislation"