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The VCE Master Gardeners are trained volunteer educators working with communities throughout Virginia to promote environmentally sound horticulture practices through sustainable landscape management education and training. They provide Help Desk Support (in-person and virtual), Garden Clinics, a Demonstration Garden and ongoing educational events including an Annual Gardening Symposium. Click on the logo to visit their website.
The ASNV's mission is to engage Northern Virginia communities in enjoying, conserving, and restoring nature for the benefit of birds, other wildlife, and people through educational programs, citizen science, conservation and advocacy initiatives to create a world where people, wildlife, and their habitats thrive. Click the logo to visit ASNV's website for articles about using native plants to support wildlife.
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy's mission is to inspire, motivate and engage people to protect, preserve and restore wildlife habitat through educational programs and field trips, habitat restoration, citizen science projects to monitor the health of the environment, and advocating on behalf of the people and wildlife and habitat in the region. Native plants are essential to that mission. Click on the logo to visit the LWC website to find out about their wonderful native plant sales and to download the Gardening for Wildlife Plant List.
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Plant NOVA Natives is an all-volunteer coalition of non-profit, governmental, and private groups, working to reverse the decline of native plants and wildlife in Northern Virginia by encouraging residents as well as public and commercial entities to install native plants as the first step toward creating wildlife habitat and functioning ecosystems on their own properties. Their website is a comprehensive resource for information about native plants including where to buy them. Take some time to explore the site and download the beautiful Guide to Native Plants of Northern Virginia.
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