Want more from your lawn than just grass? You could turn it into a mini “national park.”
Meet Homegrown National Park, a nationwide grassroots movement that invites property owners to restore wildlife habitats through sustainable planting and the removal of invasive species.
Here’s how it works: Swap a portion of your lawn for native plants that support food webs for local fauna, then watch your yard transform into a natural oasis where wildlife thrives.
Registered habitats are tracked on a digital biodiversity map, so you can see which Indy neighbors and orgs are pitching in — like Belmont Beach and the Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & Nature Park.
Ready to get started on your own turf? Learn how to register your green space and browse beginner-friendly planting tips.
