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Our planet's rich biodiversity, essential for our well-being, is under threat due to human activities like habitat destruction and climate change. This puts many species at risk of extinction, impacting our food supply, ecosystems, and ability to adapt to a changing climate. The loss also affects economies and cultures tied to biodiversity.

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To help, plant native species and remove non-native ones. Native plants and animals have evolved together, fostering critical relationships for ecosystem health. They provide food and habitat for various species. In contrast, non-native invasive species can disrupt ecosystems, harming the environment, economy, and human health.

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Take action by planting natives, supporting local conservation efforts, reducing pesticide use, and educating yourself and others. Together, we can address the biodiversity crisis, creating a healthier environment for all living things.

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OUR MISSION: 

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We seek to reconnect people and nature and in doing so, empower citizens

with the skills and knowledge necessary to address the biodiversity crisis in their own neighborhoods and yards.

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