to plant as many native plants in town as possible. We seek to plant demonstration gardens at schools and public spaces to educate students and citizens about the important, essential role native plants play in supporting biodiversity and providing us with clean water for the foreseeable future. We have already planted 55+ native plants to create wildlife habitat gardens at all five elementary schools, removed two dozen contractor bags full of invasive species and replanted native plants at an historic home and began planting a demonstration garden at a Victorian-era mansion, the Stevens Estate, in town.