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Guided Mushroom Walk

Guided Mushroom Walk

October 27th: Want to know more about the fungus among us? Do you delight in decay? Come join this walk. All ages welcome.

Fall Kayaking Adventure

Fall Kayaking Adventure

Join us for free kayaking on the Schuylkill River this fall! All ages are welcome, no experience necessary. For more information, email Phoebe Miller, phoebe@landhealthinstitute.org.

NFWF Neighborhood Flood Survey

NFWF Neighborhood Flood Survey

LandHealth Institute has received a grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation’s Coastal Resilience fund to start the planning process to address flooding in up to 10 communities across Philly. Design of nature-based solutions to flooding and educational activities will be happening in your neighborhoods. Community voices like yours are crucial to our efforts! We would love to hear from you about your individual experiences with flooding in your neighborhood.

Join us for our Woodland Workday Series

Join us for our Woodland Workday Series

As part of this workday series, volunteers will help in the restoration of our small urban woodland located at 1761 N. 49th Street. Over the course of the three workdays, volunteers will plant trees and remove invasive species.

Ready to Put Nature Back?

Ready to Put Nature Back?

Help us achieve our mission by joining the LandHealth community. Become a member today!

LANDHEALTH INSTITUTE
Put Nature Back.

Students gardening

LandHealth Institute is a nonprofit based in the West Parkside neighborhood of Philadelphia with a mission to restore connections between nature and people. We focus on exploration, immersive at-the-source environmental education, and community-based land revitalization. LandHealth builds environmental awareness and appreciation while enhancing the environmental, social, and economic vitality of the city.

LandHealth's philosophy is grounded in the belief that healthy land is at the root of healthy communities. Our methodology is to plant seeds of discovery, knowledge, and stewardship. Rooted in robust community engagement, we elicit a deeper understanding of community ecology as a basis for holistic planning and sustainable design.

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