Strategic land development is a growing movement that prioritizes working with existing topography, vegetation, and water flow—preserving as much natural habitat as possible.

Cities and suburbs are dealing with some pretty heavy stuff these days—rising temperatures, bad air, flooded streets, toxic soil, not enough access to fresh food, and growing stress levels. On the surface, these all seem like completely different problems. But here’s the twist:

Gardening and landscaping might seem like straightforward hobbies, but the world of plants and outdoor spaces is full of myths that can misl

Jump into the fascinating why of plants—their role in our everyday lives, why native plants are more useful than your roses, and why...

Feeling a bit green around the gills? You might be suffering from eco-anxiety. But don’t worry, we can fix this!

Throughout history, women have been at the forefront of environmental movements, driving change and advocating for the protection of our...

While the sight of trash on the streets is unsightly and inconvenient, its journey doesn't end there.

In our bustling urban landscapes and rapidly developing societies, the importance of tree coverage often goes unnoticed. However, trees...

Although historical conservation has largely been viewed as a predominantly white-led movement, it is important to note that Black individuals have played a significant role in it. Thus, we humbly recognize and pay tribute to a mere handful of these trailblazers here. (More posts to come) Solomon Brown 1829-1906 Solomon Brown, the first African-American worker of the Smithsonian Institution, worked for three secretaries during his tenure. Despite his lack of formal education,

At its core, circular economics envisions a closed-loop system where resources are continually recycled and reused.

When we step back and ask ourselves what water’s true nature is, we can see that it is to flex with the rhythms of the earth.

Are you spending too many hours fertilizing, watering, and maintaining your manicured lawn and landscape full of ornamental plants? (I was)