A federally endangered native bumble bee, the rusty patched bumble bee needs a steady supply of native flowers from spring through fall. Your support helps create the diverse native plantings pollinators need to thrive.

Monarchs depend on milkweed and nectar-rich flowers throughout their remarkable migration across North America. Supporting monarch habitat also benefits bees, butterflies, moths, and birds,

These beautiful, unmistakable moths are indicators of a healthy woodland ecosystem and provide an important food source for birds and other wildlife. Native trees, flowers, leaf litter, and dark nights all help support moths.

Fireflies are beetles that help control insects and contribute to healthy ecosystems. They need moist soil, leaf litter, native plants, and dark nights--features we can help provide through thoughtful landscaping.

At a sponsorship level you can choose your own donation and help us grow this special Tricentennial project!