ChangeHampton is a community brigade to promote restorative, bio-diverse, healthy & sustainable landscaping practices and expand the Pollinator Pathways Movement on Eastern Long Island.
Since ChangeHampton began we have promoted restorative landscaping which means replacing ecologically toxic and dead turf lawns with native plants—whose root systems clean toxins in the soil—and native pollinator trees, shrubs and plants that welcome birds, insects and wild-life. In other words we promote the creation of a bio-diverse, sustainable and resilient habitat.
Making a difference about climate change, species collapse and saving our food chain starts in your own yard. The health of our watersheds below is a function of your actions in your yard above.
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"This is not an aesthetic or cultural preference, preferring parks to malls, for example. This is about understanding that our natural systems are at a tipping point, that every isolated decision is, in fact, a ... Read More
It's that time of year to talk to your Landscaper about your Eco-Anxiety Edwina von Gal in her garden at Marshouse, East Hampton, NY; Photo: Susan Griffen It's that time of year when those of ... Read More
ChangeHampton is part of a movement addressing the crisis we are facing in climate change, bio-diverse habitat loss, species collapse and our poisoned waters. We see the solutions all related—to how we see ourselves in ... Read More
Interview with Edwina von Gal of Perfect Earth and ChangeHampton’s Len Green on what is good for your lawn in the East Hampton Star. Read More
Abby Clough Lawless of Farm Landscape Design and Stephan Van Dam of ChangeHampton detailed the community pollinator garden that will be created at East Hampton Town Hall. Read More
Letters to the Editorin East Hampton Star, Oct, 27, 2022 by ChangeHampton committee members, Christine Ganitsch and Leonard Green Read More
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