Planting Native Trees for Wildlife with OneCanopy

Wild Things & Wild Places

Welcome back to another exciting episode of Wild Things & Wild Places! With your host, Joshua Coursey, and as the summer sun starts to warm up our days, it's the perfect time to delve into the world of native plantings. In today's episode, we're focusing on the importance of planting native trees and shrubs, and we have a special guest joining us to shed some light on this crucial topic.

Joining the show is Katelynn Martinez from OneCanopy, a pioneering organization dedicated to conservation and reforestation efforts. With a mission to be a premier partner across the entire conservation pipeline, OneCanopy is making significant strides in restoring and preserving natural habitats through their nursery and seedling tree program.

OneCanopy is equipped with a 34,000-square-foot greenhouse and surrounding property, they have the capacity to grow over a million seedlings annually, facilitating reforestation efforts on a large scale. But their impact extends far beyond just planting trees; they collaborate with various stakeholders, from seed collectors to nonprofits, from government entities to schools, ensuring a comprehensive and holistic approach to conservation.

In today's episode, Katelynn will be sharing insights into the importance of planting native trees and shrubs, particularly for species like Mule Deer. These efforts not only enhance biodiversity but also contribute to the overall health and resilience of ecosystems.

If you're interested in growing trees and shrubs that would benefit Mule Deer or other wildlife, don't hesitate to contact OneCanopy here.

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