We design and create California native plant restoration gardens that support wildlife in the urban environment.
WE BELIEVE that each garden can serve as an island for biodiversity - a landing place for birds, bees and butterflies. With enough of these islands, we create a corridor that supports life throughout the urban landscape.
Events this Month: - POSTPONED.
Looking forward to a clean and healthy April - see you next month! Until then take a self guided tour! Stay 6' apart and this is a wonderful way to get some sunshine and soak up the healing plants.
Click Here for a .PDF of our SEBASTOPOL CORRIDOR PROJECT SELF-GUIDED TOUR
POSTPONED UNTIL JUNE -Fridays in the Garden at the Sonoma County Living Learning Landscapes (WWW.LivingLearningLandscapes.com).
10-12 Meet at 1808 Albany Drive for a fun workday all levels of interest and ability are welcome. Come sweep the walkways, trim a few plants or do some heavy lifting. April our Executive Director will give you a tour of the project - just come for that if you like!
Last Monday of the Month-Tour of Sebastopol Habitat Corridor Project
VIRTUAL TOUR STAY TUNED FOR DETAILS
Join us for this fun and easy walk (less than 1/2 mile) around our California native landscapes in Sebastopol. 2 pm in front of the Center for the Arts - 282 S High St, Sebastopol, CA 95472
Our Story
Five years ago April Owens and Nancy Bauer came together with a common passion for creating habitat in the urban landscape. Nancy an esteemed author and April a landscape professional bring our combined experience to create a growing urban landscape of habitat gardens.
April Owens
Co-Founder & Executive Director
April collaborates with a wide range of partnerships to continue to create new corridor sites along with fundraising. She also oversees our residential design services.
Nancy Bauer
Co-Founder and Board President
Nancy oversees habitat integrity for all of our demonstration gardens and creates content for our website and newsletter.
Penny Dalton
Demonstration Garden Volunteer/ Docent
Penny keeps all of the public Corridor Project sites thriving and weed free.
The Habitat Corridor is a non-profit 501(c)3 #84-4353404