Native Plant Expansion
Adding serviceberry, salal, Oregon grape and hazelnut to bolster year round forage.
Reviving Native Wildlife
Together we are restoring wildlife
and the habitats we depend upon
We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to restoring and protecting native wildlife habitats.
Our hands on approach focuses on reintroducing native trees, berries, vines, shrubs and hazelnuts to rebuild the food web and provide year round nourishment and shelter.
Through education, volunteer work and community support, we have revitalized our regional temperate forest and seen wildlife return.
Adding serviceberry, salal, Oregon grape and hazelnut to bolster year round forage.
Drippers, shallow basins and brush piles to support birds, squirrels and pollinators.
Removing ivy and Scotch broom and reestablishing native trees, fruit and nut bearing understory and ground cover.
Across our region, rapid development has removed trees, shrubs, and the natural food sources that once supported a rich variety of animals. Planting a new tree cannot replace an entire ecosystem.
This is why we step in early. Habitats are rebuilt from the soil to the canopy.
With carefully managed supplemental food, wildlife has a real chance of returning.
Once revived, these species, from microbes to mammals, restore this natural balance
completing the cycle of a healthy ecosystem.
Help us help them.
Every volunteer hour or small donation fuels forest renewal and brings our wildlife home.
Questions, ideas, or want to collaborate beyond our shores? Send us a note.