Wild Plant Nursery Partners
The funding and operational support provided by the following institutions have been essential to our nursery’s recent growth. Our nursery is also supported by many of our generous individual members. We are very grateful to all our donors.
Partners for 2011 (A List in Progress)
The Arlington County Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources,
The Arlington Regional Master Naturalists,
The Bureau of Land Management – Eastern States,
The Catalogue for Philanthropy: Greater Washington,
The City of Alexandria,
The Fairfax County Park Authority,
The Fairfax County Urban Forest Management Division,
The National Park Service,
Patagonia,
The Prince Charitable Trusts,
The Shared Earth Foundation,
St. John’s Community Services, and
The Virginia Native Plant Society
Partners for 2009 and 2010
The Arlington County Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources,
The Bureau of Land Management – Eastern States,
The Catalogue for Philanthropy: Greater Washington,
The City of Alexandria,
The El Arco Iris Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation,
The Fairfax County Park Authority,
The Fairfax County Urban Forest Management Division,
Patagonia,
The Shared Earth Foundation,
St. John’s Community Services,
The Virginia Native Plant Society, and
Whole Foods
Partners for 2007 and 2008
The Fairfax County Park Authority,
The Fairfax County Urban Forest Management Division,
The Fairfax County Watershed Planning and Assessment Branch,
The Arlington County Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources,
The Virginia Native Plant Society,
The Shared Earth Foundation,
The Spring Creek Foundation,
The Prince Charitable Trusts,
The HSBC Finance Corporation,
The El Arco Iris Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation, and
St. John’s Community Services