I stumbled upon this wonderful resource for sustainable landscaping from the Russian River Watershed nonprofit. It’s beautiful how powerful a group of people can be to change the planet. Nonprofits are so great! FOLLOW THIS LINK TO THEIR INFORMATIONAL .PDF
The Perennial Meadow at the Sebastopol Center for the Arts
Fall is the perfect time for planting most California natives. This week we put in the second phase planting at our largest demonstration garden to date. A beautiful perennial meadow of that will be a buzzing lively habitat garden in
San Francisco Flower and Garden Show 2018
SUBMITTAL Concept Drawing 2018 SF FLOWER SHOW Biodiversity By Design and it’s gonna be wonderful!
Hats for Habitat
We are awaiting our first run of great trucker hats! They will be here by the end of October. Email april@habitatcorridorproject.org to reserve yours! $35.00 custom made by Headsweats – perfect for workouts, gardening, hiking or anything in between. WE
Bonfire – Buy a Shirt and Help us Support Biodiversity.
BONFIRE CAMPAIGN- HCP launched a fun bonfire.com campaign Buy a shirt, look great AND each shirt purchased fund a California native plant in one of our many projects. Please go to Bonfire.com and search for The Habitat Corridor Project. Order
Join us at the Gravenstein Apple Fair – 1 pm Saturday
Co-founder April Owens will be speaking at the DIY tent on Saturday August 12th at 1 pm about using California native plants to encourage pollinators and habitat. Biodiversity! See attached for plant list and rough notes for
Launching our new logo!
We are so excited to launch our new logo designed by the wonderful Jean Obek of Obek Design. Please buy a shirt to support us! Each shirt = 1 California native plant installed in one of our projects throughout California.
Bringing Mother Nature Home – Notes from Spring 2017 from Habitat Designer and Co-founder Nancy Bauer
Siberian Candyflower For so many of us, wildlife habitat gardening is not so much a gardening style as a reverence for Mother Nature—her creatures, her beauty, wisdom and design. I love to hike in our local wild places as often
Biodiversity – thoughts from Executive Director, April Owens
Biodiversity – this is my mission and yours if you chose to accept it. Walk into any “Garden Center” from your local one to the big box stores and what do you see? The same old thing- do I dare
Hedgerows
One of the best ways to add biodiversity and habitat value to your landscape is to plant a hedgerow. Hedgerows can be any size and combination of trees and shrubs that provide cover, foraging and nesting sites for our local