Habitat restoration in Frisco with Frisco High School and Centennial High School

One Earth One Chance is partnering with Blackland Prairie Master Naturalists and City of Frisco to plant native perennials and grasses that are well adapted to the local habitat to halt invasive species takeover, restore a pollinator park and prevent erosion!

Help us create thriving prairie habitats that support wildlife in the urban environment using native plants. These plants require less water, need no artificial fertilizers, and are vital for providing food and shelter to wildlife. By creating a habitat, you’re contributing to wildlife conservation and ensuring their survival.

What we will do:

*remove invasive and non-native plants,

*install native plants, and,

*add compost and mulch.

What to bring:

Wear appropriate clothes and shoes to work in - they will get dirty.

Waiver needs to be signed by parents for anyone under 18.

Gloves, shovels, and garden tools will be provided, but bring a reusable bottle of water and wear sunscreen and bug spray.

A waiver needs to be signed.

Enjoy a fun, hands-on experience outdoors while making a positive impact on nature!

Parking: Park anywhere in the yellow highlighted areas. We will meet at the top of the hill at the blue square. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xoBhCrspkOMuF4pjPDWz9lCZWbpzn2-V/view?usp=drive_link

Please register by clicking the button below after reading the Volunteer Liability Waiver and Agreement (oneearthonechance.org/waiver).