Home Ground Habitats works closely with schools, youth groups, and community organizations to inspire the next generation of habitat gardeners and environmental stewards. Through hands-on learning in the gardens, classroom partnerships, and community projects, these programs help young people develop a deeper understanding of native plants, wildlife habitat, and ecological responsibility.
From summer nature camps to schoolyard habitat projects, Home Ground provides opportunities for students and community members to experience nature directly and learn how thoughtful gardening can support biodiversity and healthy ecosystems.
Programs may include:
These programs encourage curiosity, observation, and hands-on learning while helping young people build a lasting connection to the natural world.
Home Ground Habitats has also participated in numerous community-based habitat and garden projects throughout Novato and Marin County.
Recent collaborations include projects with:
These partnerships help expand habitat gardening into shared public spaces and strengthen connections between people, plants, and wildlife.
Schools, youth groups, and community organizations interested in partnering with Home Ground Habitats are encouraged to get in touch to learn more about upcoming programs and opportunities.