The Habitat Corridor Project
Business details
- Category
- Landscaping & Gardening · Landscape designer
- Address
- 415 Parquet St, Sebastopol, CA 95472
- Phone
- (707) 634-6192
- Website
- habitatcorridorproject.org
- County
- Sonoma County
Hours
- Monday: 9 AM–5 PM
- Tuesday: 9 AM–5 PM
- Wednesday: 9 AM–5 PM
- Thursday: 9 AM–5 PM
- Friday: 9 AM–5 PM
- Saturday: Closed
- Sunday: Closed
About
Homeowners and gardeners across Sebastopol and the North Bay turn to The Habitat Corridor Project for landscape design that brings wildlife-friendly planting and thoughtful garden planning to residential and community spaces. We are a landscape design practice based in Sebastopol, working with clients throughout Sonoma County to shape gardens that support local birds, pollinators and native plant life.
Our work focuses on designing connected green spaces, from individual backyards to larger shared landscapes, so that wildlife can move through and settle in the places we create. We approach each project by listening closely to how a property is used and what the owner hopes to see and enjoy, then translating that into a clear, practical design.
Clients often tell us they appreciate how carefully we explain each stage of the process, making the planning feel approachable from first sketch to final planting.
If you are considering a garden that works for both people and the wider ecosystem, visit our website at habitatcorridorproject.org to learn more, or call or stop by to start the conversation.
Our work focuses on designing connected green spaces, from individual backyards to larger shared landscapes, so that wildlife can move through and settle in the places we create. We approach each project by listening closely to how a property is used and what the owner hopes to see and enjoy, then translating that into a clear, practical design.
Clients often tell us they appreciate how carefully we explain each stage of the process, making the planning feel approachable from first sketch to final planting.
If you are considering a garden that works for both people and the wider ecosystem, visit our website at habitatcorridorproject.org to learn more, or call or stop by to start the conversation.