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Get to know the Climate and Energy Committee

Discover the vibrant world of Sustainable Saratoga’s committees, each dedicated to a unique aspect of community sustainability: Zero Waste, Urban Forestry, Land Use, Climate and Energy, and Pollinators. Whatever your passion, you’ll find a place to make a difference.

Let’s get to know the Climate and Energy Committee

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June 10th, 2024|Archive, Climate and Energy|

Get to know the Pollinator and Native Plant Committee

Discover the vibrant world of Sustainable Saratoga’s committees, each dedicated to a unique aspect of community sustainability: Zero Waste, Urban Forestry, Land Use, Climate and Energy, and Pollinators. Whatever your passion, you’ll find a place to make a difference.

Let’s get to know the Pollinator and Native Plant

May 8th, 2024|Archive, Pollinators & Native Plants|

Press Release: No Mow May 2024

PRESS RELEASE – For immediate release 4/16/24

Sustainable Saratoga kicks off NO MOW MAY campaign

Media Contact: Paul Murphy, pfxmurphy@gmail.com; or Beth Plummer, beth@sustainablesaratoga.org

Sustainable Saratoga announces NO MOW MAY, joining the nation-wide effort to encourage all homeowners, farmers, municipalities, highway departments and businesses to rest their lawnmowers through the end of May to help our highly

April 16th, 2024|Archive, Pollinators & Native Plants, Press Releases|

Plant Safe Spaces Under Your Trees

By Dianna Goodwin

If you are planting a tree this spring or working on landscaping around existing trees on your property, consider the needs of pollinators and other small creatures who live in your yard.

Give them a Soft Landing

“Soft landings” are natural landscapes designed for the area under the shade of a tree that take

April 12th, 2024|Miscellaneous|

Leave the leaves

If you are a reader of our posts, you probably have some interest in wildlife and pollinator gardening. You may already know how beneficial it is to plant native perennials to support native insects and birds. You may also know that the single most important thing you can do as a wildlife gardener/responsible

September 11th, 2023|Archive, Miscellaneous, Pollinators & Native Plants|

NO MOW MAY: Rest your lawnmower in May and give bees a chance

I’m delighted to share with you an important initiative to help our struggling

April 12th, 2023|Archive, Miscellaneous, Pollinators & Native Plants|