Join Wild Ones for a free webinar, “The Advocacy Power of Public Native Gardens,” featuring Nicole Machuca, Environmental Social Scientist, Keller Science Action Center at the Field Museum. This event explores how public and demonstration gardens inspire action, connect people with native plants, and drive community engagement. We’ll feature case studies from two Wild Ones […] Continue reading "The Advocacy Power of Public Native Gardens"
Volunteers and conservationists gathered at the Nashville Zoo for a hands-on effort to support Tennessee’s native habitats. Hosted by the Tennessee Environmental Council (TEC), the event centered on packing bee-friendly native plant seeds for Sumner County schools, fostering future pollinator-friendly gardens while showcasing the power of community action, education, and local partnerships. Continue reading "A pipeline for planting passion for native habitats"
Join Wild Ones for a free webinar, “Neonics & Advocacy: Protecting Pollinators and Influencing Policy,” featuring Lucas Rhoads, Senior Attorney with Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)’s Pesticides & Pollinators Team. Learn about the environmental impact of neonicotinoid insecticides, the leading causes of pollinator and wildlife declines, and advocacy strategies to influence policies at both state […] Continue reading "Neonics & Advocacy: Protecting Pollinators and Influencing Policy"
Wild Ones welcomes our newest national partner: Quiet Communities! Quiet Communities promotes quiet as a valuable natural resource and works to reduce harmful noise and related pollution. Continue reading "New Wild Ones partner Quiet Communities promotes cleaner, healthier lawn care – and the right to quiet in your own backyard."
As cities around the world grapple with environmental challenges, native plant ordinances serves as an example of forward-thinking urban planning. It's a testament to what communities can achieve when they prioritize the health of their ecosystems and the well-being of their residents. Continue reading "New Jersey Gateway Chapter Leads with Native Plant Ordinance"