Question: I would like to take out my lawn. How do I do that and what do you recommend I replace it with.
San Carlos Community Garden celebrates creativity, connection and cultural heritage
The San Carlos Community Garden has grown into much more than a place for planting vegetables.
Uninvited guests: Protecting California from invasive species
Experts explain how prevention, early detection, and coordinated response can help protect California’s ecosystems, waterways, agriculture, and communities.
Ag Alumnus oversees Native Seed Production to Support Habitat Restoration Across California
Roughly an hour from Chico State, a 200-acre farm near the Sutter Buttes stands out among the vast, uniform rows of rice, wheat, and other agricultural staples.
Wildlife Gardens in the Fire Zone
Planting habitat gardens is more important than ever in the megafire era.
Botanic Garden Hires Fire Scientist to Study Native Plant Flammability
Kristina Fauss was hired at the garden earlier this summer, and is working on building a combustion lab to test how easily native plants catch fire, and how intensely and how long they burn.
The Surprising Biodiversity in Golden Gate Park
The city park is home to an old-growth forest, plus abundant birds and a growing number of native plants.
Southwest Native Plants Can Bring Magic to Your Balcony or Patio
Some tips on how to turn a small outdoor space into a thriving garden.
Proposal could bring more roads to forests in OC, LA, San Bernardino and Riverside counties
The rollback could impact the biggest undeveloped stretch of Orange County in the Trabuco District Area of the Cleveland National Forest, wildlands in the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument in Los Angeles County, the San Jacinto Mountains and Pyramid Peak, Palm Canyon Creek in the Inland Empire, and the San Bernardino National Forest near Big Bear.
Is Removing All Nonnative Plants Always the Answer?
Some species we label as invasive still serve a purpose by providing food or shelter to native species.