Restoration

A workday at Heritage Park site.
We're proud to let the public know of our work.
Privet removal is a fact of almost all of our restoration projects. Here a big stump is tackled at McFarlane Nature Park site.
Volunteers at Berkeley Lake remove invasive plants.

Restoration is an integral part of the GNPS mission of conservation and stewardship of native plants and natural communities. Learn more about our existing restoration sites by clicking on the map below.

The following two documents provide information about the program to help you develop a new restoration site. Download these documents using the gray buttons at right.

GNPS Habitat Restoration Manual provides guidelines for recreating a native habitat or restoring one to its natural condition.
GNPS Habitat Restoration Site Application is a fillable form. Submit questions about the program or your completed application to restoration.subcommittee@gnps.org for review and approval.