Wildlife Gardening at Places of Worship

Connect Faith and Nature: Align wildlife gardening with religious teachings on creation care and responsibility for the Earth

Enhance Your Grounds: Create beautiful, peaceful spaces for reflection and community engagement

Attract Pollinators & Support Wildlife: Contribute to local biodiversity and conservation efforts

Engage & Educate: Use the garden as a living classroom for children and adults

Serve Your Community: Build connections with your local community to promote environmental awareness and well-being

Improved mental and physical health: Access to nature reduces stress and promotes physical activity

Sense of shared ownership and responsibility: Fosters community spirit and collaboration as people work together to care for the gardens

Promotes sustainable practices: Encourages composting, water conservation, and responsible land management

Reduced reliance on pesticides and herbicides: Native plants require fewer chemicals, protecting human health and the environment

Improved air and water quality: Plants filter pollutants and absorb CO2, creating cleaner air and reducing stress on local waterways