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Provide your landscapes with watershed-specific native plants and let our ecological team keep them flourishing.

Our Mission
Established 1992

Reversing species extinction through ecological principles.

Central Coast Wilds (CCW) is more than a nursery. We are a design-grow-build contractor dedicated to the natural beauty of the Western U.S. bioregions.

Motivated by the continuing loss of biodiversity, our mission is to reverse desertification and species loss through science-based land-use planning and native plant management.

Watershed Restoration
Invasive Control
Soil Health

Restoration & Design Services

Ecological Consulting
Ecological Consulting
Ecological Restoration
Ecological Restoration
Ecological Landscaping
Ecological Landscaping
Ecological Agriculture
Ecological Agriculture
Horticultural Services
Horticultural Services
Biological Soil Inoculants
Biological Soil Inoculants
Restoration Projects
Restoration Projects
Research
Research

Native Insights & News

Explore our latest articles on ecological restoration, native plant care, and environmental stewardship.

Learning the Land with Land Trust of Santa Cruz County Podcast
Podcast
February 2022

Learning the Land with Land Trust of Santa Cruz County Podcast

Laura Dannehl-Schickman interviews Matt Marshall on the critical role native plants play in restoring entire ecosystems.

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2021 Spring Growth at CCW
Nursery News
May 2021

2021 Spring Growth at CCW

A visual update on the lush spring growth at our nursery this season.

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Central Coast Students Cultivating the Climate
Education
May 12, 2021

Central Coast Students Cultivating the Climate

Local first-graders in the Santa Cruz Mountains are becoming environmental stewards by planting native trees in fire-affected areas.

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Ecological Restoration on Steep Slopes
Restoration
May 2021

Ecological Restoration on Steep Slopes

Restoring native habitats on steep terrain requires specialized techniques to manage erosion and ensure long-term stability.

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