Through our partnership with the Land Resilience Partnership, Daily Acts installed a Laundry-to-Landscape Greywater System and planted 6 trees at a Petaluma residence where the owners wanted to create more shade in their backyard. This project was completed with the help of The Water Folk and a crew from Conservation Corps North Bay. Annually, [...]
Mustang Acres is a small non-profit farm in Petaluma, that is maintained by individuals with disabilities, their families and supporters. It's aim is to serve persons with disabilities by providing opportunities for engagement, socialization and vocational skills training using farm based activities, as well as practicing regenerative agriculture, building community and learning to be [...]
UPCOMING EVENT AT LA TERCERA PARK: COMMUNITY PLANTING DAY We need volunteers to help plant La Tercera Park's new lush and biodiverse rain garden! Won't you join us? Saturday, December 7th, 10:00am – 3:00pm SIGN UP! Interested in what type of plants we will be installing? Take a look at our [...]
The Petaluma residents who received this landscape makeover had an outdated, water intensive lawn and a yard prone to flooding. They were ready for a transformation that would solve those problems and be more climate resilient as well as beautiful. Daily Acts created a landscape design that included sheet mulching, native and drought tolerant [...]
At Miwok Park, Daily Acts completed its first public water-wise landscape installation through the Petaluma River Watershed Land Resilience Partnership. Prior to this project, this frequently trafficked park had little shade, major flooding, and expansive lawn. Through our partnership with the City of Petaluma Parks, ReLeaf Petaluma, Sonoma Resource Conservation District, ReBuilding Together and [...]
On Saturday, September 16th, 2023, Daily Acts volunteers completed the first phase of a landscape transformation at McKinley Elementary and Petaluma Accelerated Charter School. Over 15 volunteers, including McKinley Elementary students, parents, and staff gathered to lay cardboard, compost, and woodchips across 3,000 sq ft to "compost the lawn in-place." Participants learned about sheet mulching [...]
