Is your Kansas City neighborhood working on a community garden, recycling project, energy efficiency, repurposing vacant lots or other Earth-friendly projects?
The city of Kansas City, MO is calling for nominations for its KC Green Neighborhood Recognition Program. As part of the city’s KC Green initiative, this program recognizes neighborhoods that have implemented sustainable practices.
Registered neighborhoods can […]
It’s time to plant natives, and despite spring sale event cancellations, you can still order your favorite native flowers, shrubs and trees online or by phone for curbside pickup.
To find a native plant nursery or sale anywhere in the U.S., visit the Plant Native Directory or Choose Natives for options by city, county and state.
Here […]
If you live in Kansas City, MO, you can get up to two free native trees through an Energy-Saving Trees partnership.
A limited number of trees are available and include: American Sycamore, bald cypress, bur oak, red oak, red maple and yellowwood.
The program goal is to help homeowners plant trees where they can shade homes. Trees […]
Even when we can’t celebrate together, local Earth Day organizers have found 50 ways to take big and small actions for the planet on this 50th anniversary of Earth Day.
Thanks to Bridging the Gap, City of Kansas City, MO Office of Environmental Quality, KCMO Parks & Recreation, Heartland Conservation Alliance, Kansas Chapter of Sierra Club, […]
All around us, dormant life is re-emerging to offer hope and a little enjoyment during a difficult time. At Greenability, we invite you to share your Spring photos with us and our readers.
Just take a pic with your phone and email it to editor@greenabilitymagazine.com. Let us know the name of the plant and if you […]
