Making Habitat at Home Book

The Making Habitat at Home guide makes change easy. By cultivating landscapes with dependable shade, food, water, and cover, our modest garden spaces transform into mini-refuges for wildlife navigating the climate crisis now and in the years to come!

Every porch, yard, and pasture is an opportunity for individulas to come together and build a more resilient future and reconnect with the wonder of our local ecosystems along the way! 

Wondering what's inside?

• Guidance on gardening practices that build and safeguard habitat
• Contributed essays on the many ways that stewarding habitat helps connect people, plants, and place
• Profiles of 52 native plants species and six habitat-building plant communities 
• Illustrations from Goda Trakumaite

About the Wild Seed Project: Wild Seed Project is a non-profit seed supplier. They carry over 50 species of Northeast native and open-pollinated wildflowers, ferns, grasses, and shrubs for a variety of growing conditions. Every dollar they make goes to supporting hands-on workshops, community seed gardens, and more!