NaMa native landscapes is a full service practice focused on creating South Florida native outdoor environments that contributes to the restoration of our endangered natural ecosystems. Our work is realized through a dedicated process of adequate plant & place research, aesthetically rich designs and best green practices.
We are committed to working with clients to help them create restorative garden solutions that protect biodiversity and the natural beauty unique of each location. NaMa native landscapes addresses not only ecological objectives, but also add value to properties; improving livability and efficiency, while reducing overall maintenance costs.
We are committed to working with clients to help them create restorative garden solutions that protect biodiversity and the natural beauty unique of each location. NaMa native landscapes addresses not only ecological objectives, but also add value to properties; improving livability and efficiency, while reducing overall maintenance costs.
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OUR MISSION
Current environmental threats related to reduced water flows, water pollution, overdevelopment, shifting habitat, misuse of pesticides among many others, have affected significantly the health of South Florida natural ecosystems. Adding to the insult to the injury, irrigation of lawns and landscaping in Florida represents the single largest use of water from our municipal water supplies. Only in the Everglades, over 200 native plant and animals species are either threatened or endangered.
NaMa native landscapes, is committed to help clients learn about the biodiversity in their own backyards, generate awareness about threats to the ecosystem, and help reverse the damage; using restorative efforts, providing habitat for pollinators and inserting efficient watering methods one yard at a time.
Current environmental threats related to reduced water flows, water pollution, overdevelopment, shifting habitat, misuse of pesticides among many others, have affected significantly the health of South Florida natural ecosystems. Adding to the insult to the injury, irrigation of lawns and landscaping in Florida represents the single largest use of water from our municipal water supplies. Only in the Everglades, over 200 native plant and animals species are either threatened or endangered.
NaMa native landscapes, is committed to help clients learn about the biodiversity in their own backyards, generate awareness about threats to the ecosystem, and help reverse the damage; using restorative efforts, providing habitat for pollinators and inserting efficient watering methods one yard at a time.
