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Native Habitat Garden
at the new Larkspur Library

An ecologically rich, beautiful, and educational outdoor space for the community

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Join us for a special benefit evening featuring best-selling journalist Kara Swisher in conversation.

Your support will help native habitat gardens take root across Marin, including our newest project at the Larkspur Library.

This living landscape will be located behind the new Larkspur Library. Featuring California native plants that support pollinators, birds, and other wildlife, it will develop into a peaceful place for visitors of all ages to connect with nature.

Designed in partnership with the landscape architecture firm RHAA and implemented with our guidance, the garden will serve as a visible demonstration of climate-resilient planting and local biodiversity.

Help us bring this space to life, donate today!

Habitat Garden Coming 2026!

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Creating habitat for local biodiversity

Butterflies

Hummingbird

Collecting Pollen from Flower

Bring this garden to life

We’re raising funds to bring this space to life with essential native plants!

Your support will help turn the Larkspur Library into a hub for outdoor environmental learning, stewardship, and community connection.

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Sponsor this community habitat

Want to directly fund hands-on learning, native plant restoration, and spaces where people and wildlife thrive?

To explore foundation giving or sponsorship opportunities please reach out for more information.

Sponsorship opportunities

Become a Refugia Ranger!

Refugia Marin is powered by passionate volunteers and strong partnerships.

Make a tangible difference with us at an upcoming Work Day!

Teens also welcome!

Earn Community Service hours for school while supporting local biodiversity.

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Native Habitat Garden

See how this new project is developing.

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Native Habitat Education

Planting the seeds of knowledge in our schools and communities to cultivate a greener future.

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