08/05/2026
We’re making incredible progress at the Occidental Resilience Garden, and it’s all because of the people who continue to show up.
From design, to clearing the site and shaping pathways, to problem-solving and donating, every volunteer has helped bring this vision to life!
The goal of the garden is to become a place where beauty, resilience, and community come together. It will be a living demonstration of water-wise, climate-adapted landscaping, including California native plants, fire-wise design, and vibrant pollinator habitat.
It’s being created as a space to learn, gather, connect, and inspire others with ideas they can bring home to their own landscapes. And we at Habitat Corridor Project are so happy to be a part of it!
Join us for our first public Volunteer Day!
🗓 Saturday, August 15
⏰ 8:00 AM–2:00 PM
📍 Occidental Resilience Garden, Occidental Community Center
3920 Bohemian Highway, Occidental, CA
Drop in whenever you can. Whether it’s for an hour or the whole day, there will be projects for all ages.
This garden is proof that resilient landscapes are built through collaboration. It takes designers, volunteers, neighbors, donors, and community partners all working toward a shared vision. We’d love for you to join us as we continue bringing it to life.
If you would like to donate to Phase 1 of our fundraising goal, you can contribute here: https://gofund.me/ef0dbba85
We hope to see you at the garden soon!
