You Are Nature's Best Hope
This community of over 38,000 biodiversity heroes regenerated 100,000 acres in 3 years.
Join them and help us regenerate the next 100,000 acres even faster.
Be the hero nature deserves. Will you support biodiversity?
You Are Nature's Best Hope
This community of over 38,000 biodiversity heroes regenerated 100,000 acres in 3 years.
Join them and help us regenerate the next 100,000 acres even faster.
Be the hero nature deserves. Will you support biodiversity?
WE CAN DO THIS!
ONE PERSON AT A TIME*
PLANT NATIVE
REGENERATE BIODIVERSITY
*No experience necessary!
Doug Tallamy
Dig In!
1 Native Plant + 1 Map Entry
Give the HNP Biodiversity Map™ (and your ecosystem) a bit of love by adding one or more native plant! It's a simple action with huge impact, and no experience is required. Quite honestly, though, you'll probably get hooked and want to build more habitat.
Cities on the Map
We're spotlighting communities nationwide that are pioneering the push for more native municipal habitats. These trailblazers are making strides in enhancing biodiversity and are enriching the HNP Biodiversity Map with their contributions!
Sexy New Map Features
Corporations, businesses, non-profits, and other groups - It's your time to shine! Check out the new Map features, which allow Organizations to display their habitats and invite employees/members to share a common planting goal.
What's the Rush?
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.
Support More Life
Find the most productive plants to support the most productive species. Know what you plant makes a difference by adding selections from our exclusive plantings guides. Choose guides for container-friendly flowering plants or trees and shrubs.
Symbiotic Schoolyard
Meet the new science unit you’ll want in your middle schoolers’ classrooms. Janneke Petersen is looking to spark a nationwide movement of middle school teachers restoring biodiversity in their schoolyards with their students. Learn how to get your local school involved.
