We are certified CA native landscapers and part of the Bloom! California project. We sell only at events around LA and specialize in oaks, toyon and sages.

Wildcamera - Coyote during the day looking at the camera

Fauna

Fauna conservation with emphasis on individual-level animal welfare based on compassion. Our goal is to educate the community to avoid conflicts with the local fauna.

Flora

Advocating for conservation and sustainable practices to prevent the extinction of native plants. Thanks to the Saugus forestry for the free native oaks and pines!

Ground

Healing the soil towards increasing water retention and biodiversity to heal the planet and combat global warming with affordable solutions for our community.

Research

Finding solutions to restore and preserve our ecosystem and increase community engagement in scientific research through education.

"Approaching a tree we approach a sacred being who can teach us about love and about endless giving. Working with the spirit of the tree can bring us renewed energy, powerful inspiration, deep communion."

Trees planted

Greening Projects Supported

Acres of ground being restored

Our work with the community

Spring Greening at Rowan Ave Elementary School

Mariposa Ranch Foundation donated Toyon and manzanitas.

Community Climate Action Day at Griffith STEAM Magnet Middle School

On Dec 9th, 2022 was co-hosted with California Volunteers and Eco Urban Gardens with support of local organizations (TreePeople and Mariposa Ranch Foundation). Mariposa Ranch Foundation donated sages and other California native plants!

Recommended resources

Kiss the ground

Kiss the Ground inspires participation in the regenerative agriculture movement. Learn more about our movement, and how to combat climate change.

Ecosia

Ecosia uses the ad revenue from your searches to plant trees where they are needed the most.

Calscape – Restore Nature One Garden at a Time

Tap map to see plants native to location

Fire Followers Campaign

Preserving California Native Flora

California | U.S. Drought Monitor

Map released: Thurs. May 18, 2023