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Habitat For All™

Habitat For All™ Initiative

The inspiration behind the Habitat For All™ Initiative is the belief that being outdoors changes us, and that regular doses of nature found in our backyards and neighborhoods can fundamentally shift our relationship with the natural world.

Habitat For All™ focuses on the small steps each of us can take to reconnect with nature - learning a bird song, watching insects on flowers, building a fort. We offer webinars, bird and nature walks, citizen science projects, and specialty day-long workshops to acquaint you with the amazing array of plants, insects, and wildlife that can be found close to home. We believe these encounters help us develop a deep empathy for living things and a new mindset about the importance of a healthy planet.

Our Programs

The centerpiece of the Habitat For All Program is the 1/4-acre Habitat Garden at Valentine Farm. This intensively-planted garden demonstrates how to integrate habitat elements to create an eye-popping landscape that can kindle a life-long interest in nature.

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Birds are everywhere. Their colors, songs, and proximity, bring nature up close and enhance our lives.

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Insects make life happen. They decompose organic matter, to pollinate our food, and are part of many animals' diets.

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Webinars

Throughout the winter season, a variety of experts and enthusiasts share their talents and passions for the natural world.

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Workshops

Day-long workshops on topics as diverse as edible mushrooms and natural plant dying are available throughout the year.

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