We create and promote California native plant restoration gardens that support wildlife in the urban environment.
So far we have replaced over 350,000 SF of traditional landscapes (mostly TURF!) to 100 percent native landscapes. Saving over 5 million gallons of water per year.
Events this Month:
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!
Monday Tour of Sebastopol Habitat Corridor Project
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 and have created over 150,000 SF of California native landscapes throughout this beautiful state.
About Us
Our people.
April Owens
Co-Founder & Executive Director
April leads our project and collaborates with a wide range of partnerships.
Nancy Bauer
Co-Founder and Board President
The smarts in this project, Nancy oversees habitat integrity for all of our demonstration gardens.
Penny Dalton
Demonstration Garden Manager
Penny has always been our strongest volunteer and keeps all of the Corridor Project sites thriving.