Commitment to Our Communities

Back to Nature is committed to the health of the communities where we live and work in more ways than one. To that end, we donate our time and expertise to organizations and municipalities that want to incorporate a regenerative design approach into their projects. The following is a list of some of the pro bono projects we’ve undertaken.

Bernards Township
Donated traffic island designs and the labor for plantings.

Hunterdon County Land Trust Alliance
Donated a vegetable garden and, on a separate occasion, a tree for the organization’s 10th anniversary. Donated master planning and landscape design assistance for the adaptive reuse of the historic Dvoor Farm.

September 11th Remembrance Foundation of Bernards Township
Donated the design and construction of a September 11th memorial hardscape garden and seating area.

Ten Towns for the Great Swamp
Retrofitted a traditional detention basin into a vegetated wetland environment modeled after natural systems to trap sediment and pollutants from the surrounding playing fields and parking lot.

Tewksbury Township
Currently working pro bono with the township on the design of an ecologically based park.

Upper Raritan Watershed Association
Donated a grove of 10 River Birch trees with an understory of 150 ferns for URWA’s annual fundraiser.

Donated a constructed wetland for URWA's 2009 annual fundraiser.

Donated time and plant material for restoration at Pascal Park for URWA.

Willow School
Donated a green home assessment for the school’s annual silent auction fundraiser.

Donated a weeping cherry tree for the school's annual silent auction fundraiser.