The Habitat Corridor Project

The Habitat Corridor Project The mission of the Habitat Corridor Project is to create linked conservation islands throughout the u

The mission of the Habitat Corridor Project is to create linked conservation islands throughout the urban environment in California. We do this by replacing lawns and traditional water loving landscapes with drought tolerant California native plants that are locally propagated wherever possible. We also provide sources of food cover and water to the fauna California within these landscapes.

🦋 Want a garden that’s bursting with color year-round and alive with bees, butterflies and birds? Join the Habitat Corri...
06/04/2026

🦋 Want a garden that’s bursting with color year-round and alive with bees, butterflies and birds?

Join the Habitat Corridor Project for a free workshop on design and planting for year round color!

đź“šWindsor Public Library
📆Saturday June 13th
⏰10:30am-12pm

🌸 Landscape designers and educators April Owens and Jennifer Roberts will share strategies for choosing the right natives for every season, how to layer them for continuous color and keep them maintained for health and vibrancy.

April, founder of HCP, will share what she’s learned over the years in the field about how to create a landscape that thrives with our climate instead of fighting it. You’ll leave with tools to build a garden that’s beautiful, ecologically rich and just a little bit enviable.

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Sebastopol, CA
95472

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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(707) 634-6192

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