How to Help

How Organizations Can Help

• Write about organic lawn care and alternatives to lawn in your publications.   The graphics and photos on this website are available for free, with credit. 
  
• Link to our Resource page on your website and blog, and recommend it to your members.
  
• Get listed as a Lawn Reform Supporter.  Here's the list and how to be added to it. 
  
• Send us links to more great resources for inclusion on this website.

How Individuals can Help  

• Follow our Facebook Page to brainstorm with other homeowners and activists.

• Join our Flickr Group and upload photos of better lawn types and alternatives to lawns for the media to spread the word, and for others to browse for inspiration.

• Download, print and distribute our Lawn Reform Brochure.

• Speak to local groups such as garden clubs, chambers of commerce, your community association, and your local government about lawn reform.

• Ask your local environmental groups, garden club, state Extension Service and county Master Gardener group to write about lawn reform issues and link to our Resources Page and to consider becoming a Lawn Reform Supporter.

• Send us more good links for inclusion on this website.

Assurances

• The Lawn Reform Coalition website carries no advertising, currently or in the future.
  
• Nor is anything sold on this website, currently or in the future.