True ecological literacy starts in schoolyard garden beds and local watersheds across Ontario, British Columbia, and Alberta.
Three rules for field operations
Our decentralized chapters operate under strict ecological guidelines to ensure measurable local impact.
Native Species Only
Verified Science
Community Ownership
Every planting initiative restores indigenous regional flora to support local pollinators and resilient soil webs.
Curriculum and restoration methods align directly with regional watershed data and peer-reviewed conservation standards.
Local volunteers and students lead the work, ensuring long-term care of neighborhood parks and school plots.
In the field with regional organizers
Our regional leads coordinate directly with municipal parks boards and school boards to prepare tools, test soil composition, and map out restoration zones before student groups arrive.
When students measure their own local watershed and plant saplings that will outlive them, conservation stops feeling like homework and starts feeling like common sense.
High School Science Department Head, Vancouver