Get on the Map!


    Please fill out this form to get on the Wild Ones map for you native habitat. If you are not a Wild Ones Member, please do not submit this form.


    The "Get on the Map" project is an initiative to learn how Wild Ones members are connected to one another. We want to visualize the natural corridors our members maintain and quantify these natural landscapes. Please assist us by filling out the form to the best of your knowledge. The map will be accessible by the public; however, your name, address and contact information will not be published online.


    Full Name:

    Email:

    Phone number:

    Address or description of location of habitat:


    I give permission for my garden or habitat to be included on the Wild Ones map:


    Describe your property


    Location:


    Type:


    Habitat (mark all that apply):


    Size in square feet or acres:


    Age of planting:

    Site Management (mark all that apply):


    Habitat Amenities (mark all that apply):

    Resources:

    If known, please indicate the primary source(s) of native plants:



    OPTIONAL: Attach a drawing/sketch of planting plan



    OPTIONAL: Indicate species present


    Early Forbs:












    Mid-Season Forbs:








































    Late Forbs:










    Vines:



    Sedges:







    Grasses:











    Shrubs:















    Trees:































    Approximate percent your garden or habitat is planted in non-native plant species:


    Additional information such as unusual or prominent plant species, unique geological or geographical features:


    Habitat Photos:

    Optional: photo upload. Any files you attach must be smaller than 1mb to upload.

    Photo 1:

    Photo 2:

    Photo 3:


    Submit Form

    PLEASE READ: By submitting your information, you are agreeing that your property may be included on the Google Earth map. Your name, address, and contact information will not be on the map, but your habitat information and photos will be accessible to the public.