Community Members

You don’t need to be a student to make an impact. Parents, alumni, and community leaders all play a crucial role in helping schools transition away from toxic landcare.

Check in on your alma mater.

Did you attend a college or university? As an alum, you have incredible power to inspire change. Reach out to your school and encourage them to phase out harmful synthetic pesticides.

How to take action:

- Identify key decision-makers at your school—such as the president, director of sustainability, or facilities staff.
- Email them directly - use our email template or craft your own.
- Let them know you want your alma mater to prioritize human and environmental health.
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Check in on your child’s school.

If you’re a parent, your child’s school grounds may be treated with toxic pesticides. You can help protect their health by asking school administrators about their pesticide use and directing them to our team for safer alternatives.

Use our email template or call your school to voice your concerns.

Together, we can help your district create a safer environment for students, teachers, and pollinators.
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Attend our Ground Up Advocacy Bootcamp.

Our Ground Up Advocacy Bootcamp is a virtual, two-day training for emerging community leaders. You’ll learn:

- Coalition building and campaign strategy
- Multimedia advocacy tools
- Volunteer recruitment and organizing
- The science behind pesticides and their impacts

Participants walk away with practical skills and a deep understanding of how human health, biodiversity, and climate are interconnected. Bootcamps take place every summer and winter.
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We’re a small, youth-founded, women-led organization, and every contribution helps us grow this movement.

Support our work—or even fund a pilot project at a school near you—to help create pesticide-free, rewilded campuses nationwide.
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