Unpractical land use and urban sprawl takes away from land for native wildflowers. Designed greenery in urban areas is hardly focused on native wildflowers. The loss of wildflower areas decreases habitat for important insects and wildlife. Due to the diminishment of these natural spaces, many global issues arise. 

Nationally there has been an increase in urbanization. Due to this, more neighborhoods are implementing bylaws, or HOA's. Some HOA's require certain landscaping practices, preventing homeowners from having a more natural yard with wildflower growth. 

The Sustainable Agriculture Project’s land is continuously improving. There have been previous attempts to implement wildflowers into the landscape, but none have been kept afloat. In order to keep the mission statement of the SAP alive, the overgrown or weedy area of the SAP should be switched to wildflower fields. It would improve the whole system, starting at the bottom and blossoming up to the top through many foreseeable benefits. 

Our ecosystems provide us with services that are necessary for survival, such as pollination. Without habitats for pollinators there would be no pollination. Giving back to our environment by creating wildflower habitats will create a positive feedback loop, which will greatly impact humans. The production of our food relies heavily on this ecosystem service, and restoring native wildflowers will help establish better food security. 

Our planet is suffering from loss of  biodiversity. An easy way to promote regeneration of biodiversity in many different ecosystems is to add more of the basics to each ecosystem. Wildflowers are an important foundation in many ecosystems and wildflower groves provide habitats for more wildlife to thrive. The planting of wildflowers would help combat the global problem of biodiversity loss. 

The long term benefits that come from maintaining a successful wildflower habitat are unending. The addition of wildflower areas at the SAP would benefit their profits because the additional pollinators would contribute to the success of produce growth, which would positively impact the harvest. On a larger scale, wildflowers have the potential to combat many global and local problems.