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Ecosystem Regeneration:

• • Native plants support the regeneration of local ecosystems by providing habitat and food sources for native wildlife.

  • They contribute to soil health, prevent erosion, and stabilize ecosystems, fostering resilience and biodiversity.

Decolonization and Cultural Preservation:

• • Growing native plants promotes decolonization by honoring indigenous knowledge and preserving cultural heritage tied to local flora.

  • Native plants hold significance for indigenous communities, offering opportunities for cultural revitalization and connection to ancestral lands.

Water Conservation:

• • Native plants require less water once established, conserving water resources and reducing the need for irrigation.

  • Their deep root systems improve soil moisture retention and mitigate the impacts of drought.

Low-Maintenance Landscaping:

• • Native plants are low-maintenance and resilient to pests, diseases, and extreme weather, reducing the need for intensive management.

  • They offer sustainable landscaping options that enhance aesthetics while minimizing inputs such as fertilizers and pesticides.

Climate Resilience:

• • Native plants are adapted to local climate conditions, providing natural buffers against temperature extremes and climate change impacts.

  • They contribute to carbon sequestration and help mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, supporting climate resilience efforts.