Twinsburg Native Habitat Association Events & Happenings

Twinsburg Native Habitat Association Events & Happenings Twinsburg Native Habitat Association (TNHA) is a group of citizens from all walks of life who share a common passion.

We help create wildlife habitat by planting native plants, trees, & shrubs and conserving natural areas.

04/10/2026

The weather is looking great for our Shrink Your Lawn workday, this Sunday (4/12) at 1 PM!

New to native gardening? Join us in the garden each month for our FREE monthly native garden workdays. Get helpful tips and hands-on practice to transform your yard into bird and pollinator habitat!

Sun, Apr 12 @ 1 PM - Shrink your lawn
Sun, May 17 @ 1 PM - Growing conditions
Sun, Jun 7 @ 1 PM - Easy weeding
Sun, Jul 5 @ 1 PM - The “Chelsea chop”
Sun, Aug 16 @ 1 PM - Staking tall plants
Sun, Sep 6 @ 1 PM - Garden design basics
Sun, Oct 4 @ 1 PM - Planting trees and shrubs
Sun, Nov 1 @ 1 PM - Garden cleanup and habitat

Help us get a good headcount by registering on our website's Events page.

Join us on Saturday, May 2, 2026 for a free workshop. Reservation is preferred so we may accommodate all our guests.www....
03/31/2026

Join us on Saturday, May 2, 2026 for a free workshop.
Reservation is preferred so we may accommodate all our guests.

www.Twinsburg native habitat.org

We’re here at the Twinsburg Community Center until 3:00 today, Saturday March 21Salamander and Frog Festival!!
03/21/2026

We’re here at the Twinsburg Community Center until 3:00 today, Saturday March 21

Salamander and Frog Festival!!

01/22/2026

🌱 Another amazing night of learning, planting, and growing together!

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our TNHA Winter Seed Sowing Event. It was so inspiring to see neighbors of all ages getting hands-on with native plants and taking home seeds that will support local pollinators, birds, and wildlife this spring and beyond.

Events like this remind us that small actions—like planting a single seed—can have a big impact on our local ecosystems. We’re grateful for this community and excited to watch these seeds grow into thriving native habitats across Twinsburg. 💚

01/22/2026

🌱 Another amazing night of learning, planting, and growing together!

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our TNHA Winter Seed Sowing Event. It was so inspiring to see neighbors of all ages getting hands-on with native plants and taking home seeds that will support local pollinators, birds, and wildlife this spring and beyond.

Events like this remind us that small actions—like planting a single seed—can have a big impact on our local ecosystems. We’re grateful for this community and excited to watch these seeds grow into thriving native habitats across Twinsburg. 💚

11/24/2025

From nostalgic photos to jolly visits and everything in between 🎄✨
Here’s a peek at our Vintage Holiday Open House—Thank you to everyone who joined us—and to our amazing volunteers who made the vintage magic happen.

We’re delighted to join the Twinsburg Historical Society in bringing a touch of old-fashioned holiday magic to our commu...
11/17/2025

We’re delighted to join the Twinsburg Historical Society in bringing a touch of old-fashioned holiday magic to our community.

Join us for A Vintage Christmas, featuring a festive scavenger hunt, holidays treats, whimsical photo spots, and a cheerful visit from the Holly Jolly Couple!

10/19/2025

There’s only one instance of an Indiana bat being seen at Cuyahoga Valley National Park more than 20 years ago. It's been listed as an endangered species since 1967, and like many other endangered species, it’s due largely to encroachment on its habitat.

The northern long-eared bat, a species more commonly seen at Cuyahoga Valley National Park, has also been recently put on the endangered species list. Both bats' fragility prompted the park to close Ice Box Cave, a well-known habitat for them, to the public. And now, their protection has informed park policies and led to increases in technology.

🔗 Read more about the bats: https://clevelandmagazine.com/articles/bats-are-protected-at-ohio-s-only-national-park/

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