Founded in 2018 by Natalia Manrique and Mauricio Gonzalez, NaMa Native Landscapes was born out of a desire to offer a sustainable alternative to conventional landscaping. We believe in actively reversing the environmental and economic harm caused by traditional landscape practices by restoring Florida’s native ecosystems—one project at a time.

We are committed to educating and empowering property owners by demonstrating the benefits of thoughtful plant selection, ecological design, water-efficient practices, and long-term sustainability. Through native landscaping, we help create thriving plant communities that support biodiversity, enhance pollination, and protect South Florida’s delicate ecosystems.

​By choosing NaMa, you are investing in an approach that works with nature, not against it.

Our Goals
​As South Florida’s leading native landscaping firm, NaMa is dedicated to land stewardship, ecological restoration, and resilient design. Our work is driven by a commitment to:

• Creating innovative, sustainable landscapes that are both functional and beautiful
• Restoring native plant communities to strengthen local ecosystems
• Protecting Florida’s water resources through sustainable practices
• Combating climate change with resilient, low-maintenance designs
• Preserving Florida’s endangered wildlife corridor through habitat restoration
• Supporting the local economy by sourcing from native nurseries and partnering with small businesses

What We Value
NaMa’s values are rooted in Florida’s wild and untamed landscapes. Our love for the outdoors is woven into everything we do:

• Ecological responsibility – Protecting ecosystems with ethical, resource-conscious practices
• Diversity and inclusion – Embracing cultural awareness and community-driven solutions
• Hard work and integrity – Upholding excellence through trust, credibility, and continuous learning
• Kindness and respect – Strengthening relationships with clients, collaborators, and nature itself

Every project is an opportunity to restore balance, foster connection, and bring nature back into the spaces where people live, work, and gather.

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