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Nature includes beautiful sunsets, and wildlife watching, and gardening, and human life. By innovatively nurturing our natural resources, we improve quality of life for our entire ecosystem...and the earth. Together. Living in harmony is what sustainability is all about.

• California Forest Legacy Program affects Clean Air and Water California Legacy Forest conservation is a valuable part of the story of trees as a powerful part of the natural sustainable ecosystem
  
• About a third of frog, toad and salamander species are facing extinction Frogs, toads, salamanders and caecilians are included in the report that amphibians, the early warning system for ecological deline, are rapidly declining.
  
• Recycled Water from Sewer Saves Local Water Supplies The value is tenfold when recycled water from tertiary plants can be reused for irrigation, recreation, highway beautification, wildlife habitat and more.
  
• Sage is So Smart...it Talks To Itself! Scientific evidence of plant communications: plants within 60 centimeters of an experimentally clipped neighbor in the field experienced less leaf damage over the season, compared with plants near an unclipped neighbor. Plants with root contact between neighbors, but not air contact, failed to show this response.
  
• Discover Micro-Habitats in Vernal Pools Buried in the ground of vernal basins are countless seeds and cysts that can survive for a decade or more until they’re brought to life by standing water.