Mission
Metro Blooms partners with communities to create resilient landscapes and foster clean watersheds, embracing the values of equity and inclusion to solve environmental challenges.
Metro Blooms partners with communities to create resilient landscapes and foster clean watersheds, embracing the values of equity and inclusion to solve environmental challenges.
Engage communities to create resilient landscapes.
Ecological health; environmental justice; education; inspiration; community engagement; and partnership
Metro Blooms works with individuals, community groups, local government, non-profits, business owners, artists, elders, renters, youth, and people most impacted by environmental injustices. We provide resources for pollinator habitat, rain gardens, and other sustainable outdoor practices.
Metro Blooms, a non-profit, carries out our community engagement work
Blue Thumb, Metro Blooms’ education program and a statewide partnership
Metro Blooms Design+Build, a for-profit landscaping company that supports our non-profit
Our work is based on the belief that everyone has a right to clean air, land and water.
We all have a stake in working together to take climate action and to address environmental injustices.
We plant, teach, and learn about rain gardens, native plants and healthy trees.
We value the wisdom of people of all ages and experiences.
At Metro Blooms, we work to create the conditions for all of a community’s members to be meaningfully involved in environmental improvement projects protecting clean water and habitat. We carry out our work using principles of equitable engagement and environmental justice. We intentionally partner with communities that include people of color, lower-income neighborhoods and rental communities.
We all have a stake in working together to address the most difficult environmental challenges of our time. We need as many people as possible to be part of the solution. Our work is based on the belief that everyone has a right to clean air, land and water, but we know that not everyone has the same access. This needs to change. Now more than ever, we confront the reality of inequity in our lives based on unacknowledged privilege and institutionalized racism. Learn more on our Environmental Justice page.