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To Mow or Not to Mow
By Dee Salomon Originally published in The Ungardener Est. Read Time: 5 minutes Love it or hate it, there is no denying the several blankets of snow this winter were beautiful, especially as they visually muffled some of the damage they caused in the first place. There appears to be tree damage – some minor […]
Less Lawn More Life Kickoff
This spring, we’re joining the Less Lawn More Life Challenge, and we want you with us! It’s a free 12-week program that guides you through turning your outdoor space into a thriving habitat, one small action at a time. On May 7th at 7pm ET, Robin Wall Kimmerer – botanist, author of Braiding Sweetgrass, and […]
The Movement Grows
What We’re Learning as the Homegrown National Park Movement Grows Est. Read Time: 7 minutes Cover Photo: Anonymous Contributor | Brooklyn, MI As spring approaches and gardens begin waking up again, something else is becoming visible: the Homegrown National Park movement is starting to take shape in ways we couldn’t see just a few years […]
Introducing Living Lens
A new way to see the nature around you Est. Read Time: 5 minutes Cover photo: Lynn O’Shaughnessy Today, we’re launching Living Lens, a weekly interactive experience designed to help you slow down, look closely, and see the living world around you differently. At Homegrown National Park, our mission is to restore nature where people […]
