By Dianna Goodwin and Deb Stone, Pollinator and Native Plant Committee
A hellstrip in part sun/part shade with compost added, waiting to be planted.
Insect populations have been plummeting world wide over the
Media Contact: Caroline Rothaug (caroline@sustainablesaratoga.org)
SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY – As the Capital
by Johanna Garrison
There is no set prescription for combatting hopelessness or gloom, but personally, I have found, time and again, that getting my hands dirty and observing new beginnings is one of the simplest, purest life-affirming acts there is.
Sowing My Way to Sanity
by Johanna Garrison
When I was introduced to the realm of wildlife gardening ten years ago, I had no idea how much I needed to unlearn. For ages, I had followed
by Johanna Garrison
I noticed him bobbing in the water and knew he’d never make it; not by himself. It’d probably only taken a minute or two before the current had swept him far from the bank’s edge. I couldn’t leave him there, so
PRESS RELEASE – For immediate release 5/15/25
Media Contact: Beth Plummer; beth@sustainablesaratoga.org
Saratoga Springs, NY – Pollinator Palooza is Back! Join Sustainable Saratoga on Saturday, May 31st from 10am-3pm to buy native plants and meet people dedicated
No Mow May is a movement that encourages people to provide food for insect pollinators by refraining from mowing their lawns in the early part of the growing season. Spring is a critical time for insects emerging from hibernation – they wake up
Video produced by David Washburn and Kelsey Trudell
Sustainable Saratoga is delighted that
