There is a transformation happening in Places across the United States. Homeowners are no longer satisfied with lawns and landscapes that require constant maintenance while offering nothing to support their ecosystems or local wildlife. In response to the acceleration of ecological collapse, many homeowners and renters are trading manicured lawns for living landscapes. They are looking for practitioners who understand ecology, who can design landscapes that support biodivers

Before your next tree comes down, consider what might move in if it stayed up. Dead and dying trees called wildlife snags provide vital habitat for over 1,000 species of wildlife. Learn why snags matter and how to have the conversation with your arborist about keeping them in your landscape.

We get this question all the time: what is a safe and effective organic weed spray for my lawn or garden? The answer is nuanced in some...