Posts Tagged ‘certified monarch garden’

HHPZ Pollinator Grant for Senior Housing Community – Morgan Hill, CA

Dan Wolf January 25, 2018

Gachina Landscape believes in protecting our precious pollinators. Pollinator friendly practices have been a reality for Gachina for over 10 years when the Company started to offer its[...]

Certified Wildlife Habitat, Butterfly and Monarch Garden

Dan Wolf August 23, 2017

Celebrating mother earth Gachina Landscape Management is proud to announce the successful installation of another stunning, sustainable garden at a corporate campus in the Bay Area. This garden[...]

Happy Hollow Foundation “Progress for Pollinators” Grant Program

Dan Wolf June 19, 2017

Have you heard the buzz about the Happy Hollow Foundation “Progress for Pollinators” grant program? The Happy Hollow Foundation will award up to $2,500.00 to eligible grant applicants[...]

Sustainable Maintenance Solutions

Dan Wolf March 14, 2017

February 2017 |Author Alli Rael, Landscape Contractor Design Build Maintain Supply Gachina Landscape Management is a minority and women-owned business in the San Francisco Bay Area. One of their services[...]

New Sustainable Landscape Service – Journey of a Butterfly

Dan Wolf August 24, 2016

Our commitment to sustainability continues with a new service – raising caterpillars to butterflies for release. Gachina recently successfully raised caterpillars into butterflies and released them at our[...]

NABA Certifies New Monarch Habitat ~ Sharon Park HOA, Menlo Park

Dan Wolf June 23, 2016

The North American Butterfly Association (NABA) is pleased to recognize that Gachina Landscape Management of Menlo Park, California has successfully created an official Certified Monarch Garden at Sharon[...]

Protecting Precious Pollinators

Dan Wolf May 25, 2016

At Gachina Landscape Management, protecting pollinators has been a reality for over 10 years, when the Company started to offer to its clients a 100% organic landscape maintenance[...]

Gachina Landscape Management is with Earth Day San Francisco and Earth Day Network.

1 day ago

After watching the Earth Day Live: How Citizen Science Can Help Save the Bees Webinar we learned how to get involved. Earth Challenge 2020 lets you gather important scientific data near you. It has two elements for you to measure — air quality and plastic pollution — with more on the way. Without leaving home, millions of users can record the quality of the air outside their window. Users can take readings throughout the day to track how human activity and weather patterns change the air we breathe. Each reading will add to a global database of knowledge and help us understand how our world works and how we can protect it. #doyourpart #EarthChallenge2020 #EarthDayEveryDay #sustainability #regenerativefarming #regenerativeagriculture #landscaping #bayarea #getinvolved ... See MoreSee Less