Bring Conservation Home

🌿 Native Plant Garden Tour – St. Louis 🌿

Join us on Sunday, May 17th (9 AM–4 PM) to explore nine beautiful native plant gardens across Olivette & Ladue!

🌻 Native Plant Sale: 10 AM–2 PM at Five Oaks on Warson
🎟 Tickets: $20 (link/QR in post)

Get inspired, learn from real landscapes, and see how native plants can transform your space while supporting pollinators and local wildlife.

We hope to see you there!

🥇 Congratulations to Janet and Boris Banks Frumson on achieving Gold Certification through the Bring Conservation Home program! 🥇

With over 1,000 square feet of native plant habitat, this space is providing essential resources for pollinators, birds, and other local wildlife—while also supporting a healthier, more resilient landscape.

Thank you for your commitment to making a difference for our local ecosystems! 💚

Looking to bring more life to your yard? Start with native plants 🌱

From supporting pollinators to improving soil and water health, these plants do more than just look good.

Swipe to see featured species 👉

Small changes in your yard can make a big impact 💚

Featured species:
1). Black Gum
2). Buttonbush
3). Eastern Redbud
4). Oaks
5). Ozark Witch Hazel
6). Red Buckeye
7). Serviceberry
8). White Fringe Tree

🏅 Gold Certified! 🏅

Congrats to Ashley Newport!

🌱 Over 1000 sq ft of native plantable habitat

🌼 Supporting pollinators & wildlife preservation

We appreciate your dedication to creating habitat! 💚

🏅🌿 Silver Certified Habitat! 🌿🏅

Congratulations to Randal Becknell on achieving Silver Certification through the Bring Conservation Home program!

Randal’s property includes over 1,000 square feet of native plantable space, creating important habitat for pollinators, birds, and other wildlife right at home. 🐝🦋🐦

Thank you, Randal, for helping bring conservation to your community — one native plant at a time!

🌿✨ Silver Certified Habitat! ✨🌿

Congratulations to Josh Carter on achieving Silver Certification through the Bring Conservation Home program!

Josh’s commitment to native plants is helping create valuable habitat that supports pollinators, birds, and other wildlife right at home.

Thank you, Josh, for taking an important step toward healthier ecosystems and helping bring conservation home. 💚

Interested in learning more about native plants and sustainable landscaping? 🌿
The Partners for Native Landscaping series is happening this spring through St. Louis County Library, with both virtual and in-person sessions available.

The March 18th workshop, “Be a Native Plant Champion,” focuses on how to advocate for native plants in your community and understand best practices in native gardening and local policy.

A great opportunity for gardeners, educators, and anyone looking to support healthier local ecosystems. 🌼

Link found here: bit.ly/PNLSeries

We’re excited to celebrate David and Brooke Gengler on achieving Gold Certification through the Bring Conservation Home program! 🪴💛
Their garden features over 500 sq ft of native plantable habitat, supporting a healthy environment for pollinators and wildlife. 🦋🌻
Thank you, David and Brooke, for your commitment to ecological gardening and helping bring conservation to your community! 💚

We’re hiring a part-time Ecological Consultant to support the Bring Conservation Home program through native landscape consultations, wildlife habitat certification assessments, and community engagement across the St. Louis Metro Area.

This role is ideal for someone passionate about ecological landscaping, conservation, and working directly with community members.

📍 St. Louis Metro Area
🕒 Part-time | 20 hours/week
💲 $22/hour

Apply by February 20, 2026.
Send a resume and letter of interest to [email protected]

🌿✨Congratulations to Radha Davi!✨🌿
We’re thrilled to celebrate Radha on achieving Silver Certification through the Bring Conservation Home program!
Her garden supports over 1,000 square feet of native plantable habitat and 40+ native plant species, creating a thriving environment for pollinators and wildlife 🐝 🌻.

🌿✨ Platinum Certified Habitat! ✨🌿
Congrats to Caroline Fullerton for reaching the Platinum level in the Bring Conservation Home program — the highest certification!
Her 54-foot rain garden manages runoff from steep slopes and natural springs, supporting 134 native plant species, including a Tupelo tree.
Much of the garden is wheelchair accessible and alive with birds, turtles, snakes, opossums, and groundhogs!
Thank you, Caroline, for creating a thriving, inclusive habitat for both people and wildlife.

Partners for Native Landscaping Workshop & Plant Sale!
We’re excited to welcome Joey Santore, the botany educator behind Crime Pays But Botany Doesn’t, for a morning focused on native plants, ecology, and real-world landscaping practices.
🗓 Saturday, Feb. 28
🕗 Workshop: 8 a.m.– Noon
🌱 Tour & Plant Sale: Noon–1 p.m.
📍 St. Louis Community College – Meramec