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What’s the rush to regenerate biodiversity and start your Homegrown National Park? Why should you care about planting native, removing invasives, and restoring habitat? Learn why joining the movement is so important.
Homegrown National Park® (HNP) raises awareness and urgently inspires everyone to address the biodiversity crisis by adding native plants and removing invasive ones where we live, work, learn, pray, and play.
Sep 22, 2021 · HOMEGROWN NATIONAL PARK® - Start a new HABITAT® has no political, religious, cultural or geographic boundaries because everyone - every human being on this planet - needs diverse, highly productive ecosystems to survive.
KEYSTONE TREES & SHRUBS. We carefully select the native plants on these lists based on being keystone species (the most productive), with a broad range across an ecoregion, and wide commercial availability. Find Your Ecoregion Guide Below. 1. Search your address -or- zoom to your location. 2.
Finding the right native plants for your yard can be confusing and overwhelming. The resources on this page have been curated to provide accurate and easy to use native plants lists for your zip code or region.
HOMEGROWN NATIONAL PARK® - Start a new HABITAT® has no political, religious, cultural or geographic boundaries because everyone - every human being on this planet - needs diverse, highly productive ecosystems to survive.
Homegrown National Park® is a grassroots call-to-action to regenerate biodiversity by planting native. Get on the map! https://map.homegrownnationalpark.org/.
Apr 6, 2023 · EDITOR’S NOTE: Homegrown National Park is the brilliant idea of Doug Tallamy and Michelle Alfandari to restore biodiversity by planting native species in our yards. They call it “the largest cooperative conservation project ever conceived or attempted.”
Homegrown National Park, Boston, Massachusetts. 13,594 likes · 474 talking about this. A grassroots call-to-action to regenerate biodiversity by planting native and removing invasives.
Oct 10, 2023 · The Homegrown National Park movement seeks to restore environmental networks and corridors by encouraging homeowners, renters and businesses to restore small areas of land with native plantings.
