Davis Rewilding Society
If you love native plants or are curious to learn more about them, the Davis Rewilding Society is the club for you.
About
The Davis Rewilding Society is a student-run organization dedicated to improving Davis’s urban ecosystems by planting native flora, increasing awareness of California's biodiversity, and fostering human-to-land connections. Our primary initiative is planting projects, where we install and maintain small plots of native plants on and off UC Davis's campus. These volunteer plantings ecologically enrich Davis's urban landscape while simultaneously offering experiential learning opportunities to students and community members. We also organize field trips and social mixers as well as presentations from club members, professors, and professionals working in the field of ecology and conservation.
Typical events & activities
Biweekly meetings (e.g. educational presentations, craft projects, social mixers, and more)
Planting and maintenance events
Field trips (e.g. Jepson Prarie, Samuel P. Taylor State Park, Stebbins Cold Creek, Hedgerow Farms)
Benefits of joining
Deepen your knowledge of native plants and the organisms that rely on them
Make lasting friendships and find mentorship with other plant lovers
Explore firsthand the many diverse ecosystems California has to offer
Get your hands in the dirt and foster a meaningful relationship with the land
How to get involved
Anybody with an interest in native plants and a passion for our local ecosystem is always welcome in our club! You don't need to be an expert to be involved, and this is a great place for people of any background to learn about California native species. Follow our Instagram/discord, sign up for our email list, and come to one of our bi-weekly meetings to get involved.
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Size
101+ Members
Application process
Open Membership