It’s no secret that butterflies are disappearing from our gardens. In order to stay on top of this nationwide decline and to inform effective conservation strategies, researchers need up-to-date observation data collected from the public. This summer, our Raise, Tag, and Release (RTR) Summer Program students have volunteered to become citizen scientists for two monarch community science projects. Read this blog to learn how you can too!
Read MoreFrom a creamy-white egg, to a very hungry caterpillar, then a gold-speckled chrysalis, and finally the iconic orange and black-veined butterfly—learn how you can raise monarch butterflies at home like Raise, Tag, and Release (RTR) Summer Program students to witness the full, eye-opening metamorphosis of a monarch butterfly.
Read MoreReWild promotes five practices that are key to sustainability, easily memorable as CROWN - Composting, Recycling, Organic Gardening, Watering Wisely, Nurturing Natives. Each month, we draft up a few suggestions on these practices that are practical and timely to help you ReWild your space.
Got tips to share? Email us or join our sustainable garden calendar team.
Read MoreDue to deforestation, climate change, and pesticide use, the migratory monarch butterfly population has plummeted by over 80% since the 1980s, with their overwintering numbers in Mexico reaching the second lowest level on record last year. As a result, planting milkweed—the sole food source of monarch caterpillars—has become more critical than ever.
Read MoreLearn to create a beautiful garden in sync with nature.
Read MoreGet inspiration & how-to tips on making your own great garden signs from interior designer & long time ReWild member Dianna Facci!
Read MoreReWild promotes five practices that are key to sustainability, easily memorable as CROWN - Composting, Recycling, Organic Gardening, Watering Wisely, Nurturing Natives. Each month, we draft up a few suggestions on these practices that are practical and timely to help you ReWild your space.
Got tips to share? Email us or join our sustainable garden calendar team.
Read MoreEasy to install and maintain, rain gardens add beauty year-round, mitigate droughts and floods, plus they help prevent water pollution.
Read MoreVeteran and novice gardeners alike are taking on a challenge that has built momentum in recent years: to remove or reduce their lawns in an effort to create a diversified and eco-friendly landscape that simultaneously beckons and benefits pollinators.
Along the way, homeowners are expanding their idea of what is possible in their spaces and redefining beauty in their landscapes.
Read MoreReWild promotes five practices that are key to sustainability, easily memorable as CROWN - Composting, Recycling, Organic Gardening, Watering Wisely, Nurturing Natives. Each month, we draft up a few suggestions on these practices that are practical and timely to help you ReWild your space.
Got tips to share? Email us or join our sustainable garden calendar team.
Read MoreYou can plant for pollinators and help the environment without a garden. Learn about container designs, plant selection for pots and the best setup for success!
Read MoreReWild promotes five practices that are key to sustainability, easily memorable as CROWN - Composting, Recycling, Organic Gardening, Watering Wisely, Nurturing Natives. Each month, we draft up a few suggestions on these practices that are practical and timely to help you ReWild your space.
Got tips to share? Email us or join our sustainable garden calendar team.
Read MoreThere are many reasons why people look for an organic and ecological landscaping provider and the safety and health of their pets are definitely in the top 5. Here, Agatha outline the best natives for a pet friendly garden.
Read MoreReWild Long Island is pleased to announce the establishment of 21 new sustainable gardens across Long Island through collaboration with various community groups.
In this blog post, Samantha Jo, ReWild Gardens Project Manager, will introduce the new partners and how their goals nicely align with ReWild’s mission. Learn more about the new 2024 ReWild Gardens here.
Read MoreReWild promotes five practices that are key to sustainability, easily memorable as CROWN - Composting, Recycling, Organic Gardening, Watering Wisely, Nurturing Natives. Each month, we draft up a few suggestions on these practices that are practical and timely to help you ReWild your space.
Got tips to share? Email us or join our sustainable garden calendar team.
Read MoreReWild promotes five practices that are key to sustainability, easily memorable as CROWN - Composting, Recycling, Organic Gardening, Watering Wisely, Nurturing Natives. Each month, we draft up a few suggestions on these practices that are practical and timely to help you ReWild your space.
Got tips to share? Email us or join our sustainable garden calendar team.
Read MoreReWild promotes five practices that are key to sustainability, easily memorable as CROWN - Composting, Recycling, Organic Gardening, Watering Wisely, Nurturing Natives. Each month, we draft up a few suggestions on these practices that are practical and timely to help you ReWild your space.
Got tips to share? Email us or join our sustainable garden calendar team.
Read MoreReWild promotes five practices that are key to sustainability, easily memorable as CROWN - Composting, Recycling, Organic Gardening, Watering Wisely, Nurturing Natives. Each month, we draft up a few suggestions on these practices that are practical and timely to help you ReWild your space.
Got tips to share? Email us or join our sustainable garden calendar team.
Read MoreThe rush to tidy yards in early spring through leaf removal disrupts the delicate balance of nature's cycles. Premature cleanup harms plants, deprives wildlife of habitat and food sources, and undermines ecosystem health. In this blog post, Francesca reminds us to pause and allow nature to thrive.
Learn about the key Long Island native plants, their growing habits and the pollinators they attract.
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