At Wild Ones Chesapeake Bay, we are incredibly grateful for the businesses and nonprofits that share our passion for native landscaping and environmental stewardship. These valued members and collaborators demonstrate their commitment to a healthier planet and strengthen our efforts to connect people with the power of native plants. We extend our heartfelt thanks to these organizations for their continued support in helping us inspire change and cultivate a more sustainable future. Learn more about Joining Wild Ones.
Business Members
- Bona Terra (since 2024)
- Butterfly Alley (since 2023)
- Earth Liaison (since 2024)
- ECOBAY Landscape | Design (since 2024)
- Goodman LLC. (since 2025)
- Native Plants Coloring Books (since 2025)
- North Beach Nature Center (since 2025)
Nonprofit Members
- The Chesapeake Mermaid (since 2025)
- Chesapeake Natives Inc. (since 2023)
- Unity Gardens (since 2025)
Benefits of membership for businesses and nonprofits can be found here.
Collaborators
- ACLT
- Forrest Career and Technology Center
- Friends of St Clements Bay
- Lexington Manor Passive Park Community Garden
- Nurture Natives
- Southern Maryland Audubon Society
- St. Mary’s Animal Adoption & Resources Center
- St. Mary’s County Garden Club
- St. Mary’s County Library
- University of Maryland Extension Master Gardener Program
- University of Maryland Extension Master Naturalist Program
- Anne Arundel County Watershed Stewards Academy
- Bay Montessori School
- Bona Terra
- Bowie Green Team
- Butterfly Alley
- Calvert Peace Project | Peace Through Action USA
- Chesapeake Natives Inc.
- College of Southern Maryland Bee Campus
- Earth Liaison
- East John Youth Center.
- Elms Environmental Education Center
- Friends of Patuxent
- Goodman LLC
- Green Towson Alliance
- Joe’s Movement Emporium
- Maryland Native Plant Coalition
- Maryland Native Plant Society
- Moyaone Reserve at Piscataway Park
- Neighborhood Creative Arts Center
- Northwood Four Corners Civic Association
- Patuxent Tidewater Land Trust
- Prince George’s County Memorial Library System
- Sierra Club Maryland Chapter
- The Friends of Anne Arundel County Trails
- Town of La Plata, Keep La Plata Beautiful
- Town of Leonardtown
- University Park Police
- University Park Sustainability Committee
- USGS Bee Lab at the Eastern Ecological Science Center
- Wild Ones Greater Baltimore
- Anacostia Watershed Society
- Anne Arundel County Public Library
- Bay Ridge Community
- BBC Studios Global Content, The Natural History Unit
- Calvert County Natural Resources
- Calvert Library Calvert Nature Society
- Cape Conservation Corps
- Cape St. Claire Improvement Association
- Chesapeake Mermaid
- Early Learning Center
- Earthly Delights Native Gardening LLC
- EcoBay Landscape | Design
- Gatewood Preserve
- Kings Landing Park
- Larry Weaner, New Directions in the American Landscape
- Maryland Department of Natural Resources Wildlife and Heritage Service, State Wildlife Action Plan
- Maryland Osprey and Nature Festival Merkle Natural Resources Management Area and Visitor Center
- Mount Rainier Nature Center
- North Beach Nature Center
- Prince Georges County Parks and Recreation
- Scientists Cliffs Association
- Scout Troop 793
- South County Senior Activity Center
- St. Mary’s County Commission on the Environment
- The Salted Scoop
- The Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation
- Town of North Beach
- Unity Gardens
- University of Maryland Extension Home and Garden Information Center
- University of Maryland Extension St. Mary’s County Watershed Stewards Academy
- Wild Ones Delmarva
- Wild Ones Greater Frederick
- Wild Ones Nations Capital Region
- Wild Ones: Native Plants, Natural Landscapes
Collaborators include businesses, educational/social entities, municipal agencies and nonprofits with whom we collaborated on projects, programs, events, communications or advocacy; or who hosted events where the chapter tabled, presented or conducted outreach. (Source: Wild Ones State of the Chapter Report, Volunteers & Collaborative Action)
Wild Ones Chesapeake Bay is deeply rooted in native plants and cultivating partnerships, while striving to educate, advocate, and collaborate to connect people and native plants for a healthy planet. Our vision is native plants and natural landscapes thriving in every community. Check out our Events page, Google calendar, Facebook, and/or Instagram for our upcoming events. And don’t forget to subscribe to our new YouTube channel and email subscriber list!
