Conservation Starts in your Yard
and it’s f*cking beautiful.
Share a bit about yourself
Based on the time you're willing to spend helping nature, we’ll craft a personalized to-do list and set the perfect pace for you.
Share a bit about yourself
Based on the time you're willing to spend helping nature, we’ll craft a personalized to-do list and set the perfect pace for you.
Helpful hints, tailored to your world
You’ll get short emails with simple, location-tailored actions to create impact—weekly or monthly, based on your time.
Helpful hints, tailored to your world
You’ll get short emails with simple, location-tailored actions to create impact—weekly or monthly, based on your time.
Help nature thrive
Document your progress and become eligible for a yard makeover—on us.
Help nature thrive
Document your progress and become eligible for a yard makeover—on us.
are here with you
Get a yard makeover. On us.
Anyone who is part of the Friends of Nature movement and has completed their first-week streak can apply for a pollinator focused yard tune-up. We cover all the costs.
We are allocating $100.000 for your yard makeovers.
Conservation starts with You. Me. All of us.
We've been told conservation happens in remote places, in national parks, by scientists. But what if we told you—real change starts at home?
What others are doing What others are doing What others are doing What others are doing
Sarah and Friends
Want to create a pond for birds to support local wildlife, provide a peaceful oasis, and promote biodiversity.
Green Oasis Project
A community effort to plant trees and flowers to combat urban heat and pollution.
Butterfly Haven
Creating a dedicated butterfly garden to support pollinators and protect endangered butterfly species.
Urban Farming Hub
Transforming abandoned city lots into urban farms to provide fresh produce for low-income communities.
Coastal Cleanup Initiative
Organizing regular cleanups to remove plastic waste from beaches and protect marine wildlife.
Rewilding the Forest
Restoring deforested areas by planting native trees and reintroducing local wildlife habitats.
Added a bird bath, some plants—wildlife showed up! Never knew conservation could be this fun!
Emma Caldwell
My backyard went from boring to a buzzing ecosystem. Watching wildlife on my garden cam is amazing!
Jordan Reyes
Planted a few native flowers, and now my yard is full of butterflies and bees. It’s like a tiny nature reserve!
Lucas Bennett
I swapped my lawn for wildflowers, and now birds and pollinators visit daily. Never thought a small change could make such a big impact!
Sophie Mitchell
