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ReWilding is the practise of sustainable landscaping with an emphasis on native plants. Insects, bees, birds and butterflies depend on native plants. Rewilding our landscapes increases biodiversity and climate resilience.
Learn more about ReWilding.
ReWild Long Island promotes sustainable landscaping. We provide education and tools for residents of our communities to replace sterile conventional monocultures with wildlife-friendly vibrant natives and organic gardens.
Find success stories in private and public spaces.
There are many ways you can get started with sustainable landscaping — plant a pollinator garden, replace lawn with vegetables, build a compost heap or install a rain barrel.
Engage with us virtually or in person at one of our upcoming events and we will get you started.
![Easy No-Till Vegetable Gardens with Horticulturist & Landscaper Brian Zimmerman [Video]](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d26169d479c6d0001c989aa/1686602940352-OFA04CIFXORLLMIK4924/230607_picture+from+BrianZimmerman.jpg)
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