Become part of a growing movement dedicated to creating carbon sink gardens and combating climate change at the local level. Whether you're a gardening expert or just starting out, there's a place for you in our community.
Discover what you'll gain by becoming part of our community
Meet like-minded individuals who share your passion for environmental action and sustainable gardening.
Learn valuable gardening techniques, carbon sequestration principles, and environmental science concepts.
Contribute directly to climate action by helping create gardens that absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
Receive acknowledgment for your contributions and potentially earn certificates for your volunteer hours.
Access exclusive gardening resources, workshops, and materials to help with your own carbon sink garden.
Connect with environmental professionals, gardening experts, and community leaders in your area.
Hear from those who have already joined our community
Answers to common questions about joining our community
Not at all! We welcome volunteers of all experience levels. We provide training and pair new volunteers with experienced mentors to help you learn as you go.
We're flexible with volunteer schedules. You can contribute as little as a few hours a month or become more involved with regular weekly activities. We work with your availability.
Absolutely! Carbon sink gardens can be created in spaces of all sizes, from small balconies to large backyards. We have resources specifically for small-space gardening.
There are no costs to volunteer with us. We provide all necessary tools, materials, and training for our community projects. For home gardens, we offer guidance and some starter resources.
Our guidebook includes information on measuring carbon sequestration. While precise measurement requires specialized equipment, we provide guidelines to estimate your garden's impact based on plant types and soil health.
Yes! We have family-friendly volunteer opportunities and educational programs specifically designed for children. Gardening is a wonderful way for kids to learn about environmental stewardship.