As the climate continues to shift it becomes increasingly important to take meaningful action at the local level. Transforming lawns and underused spaces into ecologically rich gardens supports environmental restoration but also promotes healthier more intentional living. By becoming stewards of our backyard individuals can help reverse biodiversity loss, reduce dependence on industrial food systems, and reconnect with the natural rhythms of the seasons.

Our principles are based on a few core ideas. Supporting native pollinators helps protect food crops and reduces the need for pesticides. Healthy soil is essential, and practices like no-till gardening and composting help restore it while capturing carbon. Growing food at home builds resilience and strengthens the connection between people and the land. Gardening brings people together. It creates space for conversation, learning, and sharing in a world where many feel disconnected from each other.