Category: National News

Wild Ones Seedlings & Chapters Make Headlines

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Wild Ones chapters continue to make headlines through advocacy efforts, educational programming, conservation partnerships, and community-based restoration initiatives. From television interviews and NPR features to legislative testimony and Bird City designations, local chapters across the country are helping advance native plant awareness while demonstrating the growing impact of grassroots conservation leadership. Continue reading "Wild Ones Seedlings & Chapters Make Headlines"

Wild Ones Seedlings & Chapters Make Headlines

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Across the country, Wild Ones chapters are helping native plants move from the margins to the mainstream. Not through one big moment, but through a steady stream of visible, practical actions that meet people where they are: on the radio, in parks, in libraries, at community planting days, and in conversations with local decision-makers. Continue reading "Wild Ones Seedlings & Chapters Make Headlines"

2025 Photo Contest Results

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We had hundreds of stunning entries in this year’s contest! By submitting their photos, these photographers are helping Wild Ones further its mission. Wild Ones uses contest images in publications, promotional materials, presentations, and on our websites to inspire others to learn about native plants and natural landscaping. We were proud to have the 2025 […] Continue reading "2025 Photo Contest Results"

Strengthen the Native Landscaping Movement by Supporting Indigenous Voices

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Honoring Indigenous Voices in the Native Plant Movement  No conversation about native plants is complete without recognizing the voices of the Indigenous peoples who have lived in harmony with them for thousands of years. At Wild Ones, we recognize the importance of honoring these voices, and we are committed to doing more to support Indigenous communities. Through […] Continue reading "Strengthen the Native Landscaping Movement by Supporting Indigenous Voices"