We are happy to announce the first year of Student Internships to Fight Hunger and Climate Change. These internships are targeted towards High School Students who are motivated to work outdoors in nature, while benefiting people, plants, bees, birds and butterflies.
The program runs from July to October and requires a minimum commitment of 4 hours a week in Port Washington, NY.
Read MoreThanks to all ReWilders, and especially volunteers, who made our Spring 2020 ReWild Native Plant Sale a great success. We distributed over 2500 plants to 80 ReWilding homes including beautiful phlox, wild bergamont, foxglove, milkweed, elderberries and fragrant chokeberries. This was our most successful event so far, and we estimate that 45 families are new to adding native plants to your yards.
Our thanks also to Rusty Schmidt and Cassandra Castano of Nelson Pope and Vorhees, who did all the hard work behind the scenes, co-ordinating between nurseries and their ever-changing inventory!
See below for some of the photos of the events ….
Read MoreCow Neck Peninsula Historical Society (CNPHS) has generously allowed ReWild Long Island (RWLI) the use of open garden space adjacent to the Thomas Dodge Homestead in Port Washington. ReWild plans to showcase native plants in the gardens, and promote the strong and growing demand for environmentally-friendly landscaping that increases bio-diversity and reduces the negative effects of the conventional approach to gardening.
Read MoreA photo-video-journal of the “Art And Garden” Event on 22nd September 2019, where the Manes Center at the Nassau County Museum of Art teamed with ReWild Long Island to create an incredible day of Children’s illustrations, Storytime readings, Butterfly Workshops, Native Plants Sales and the planting of a Perennial Garden. Mindy Marcus, our reporter extraordinaire, reports from the scene …
Read MoreReWild Long Island has partnered with the Manes Art & Education Center for an Art and Garden event on September 22nd from 1 PM to 4 PM at the Manes Center. An exciting new art exhibition, together with workshops and a native plant sale. Please reserve your plants in advance to ensure availability.
Read MoreThe magical monarch phenomenon is endangered, and these creatures need our help!
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