No one organization cannot do it alone, so MEarth partners with fellow community organizations to deepen our impact.

Youth Organizations:

MEarth is dedicated to making our hands-on environmental education accessible to all youth.  We partner with local youth-serving organizations such as Boys and Girls Club, Community Partnership for Youth, The Village Project, and more to provide free hands-on experiences in the garden, kitchen, and natural world. Together, we create opportunities for youth to build skills, grow their confidence, and discover meaningful connections to their community and the environment. 

Nourish our Neighbors:

MEarth donates 8000lbs of produce each year to families in our community facing food insecurity.  We cannot do this alone.  Organizations that help make this possible: The Big Sur Big Share, Big Sur Health Center, Carmel Unified School District.

Cal State Monterey Bay (CSUMB):

Each year 80 service learners from CSUMB complete over 2000 hours of community service at MEarth, helping grow our produce for donation and deliver educational programming.

California Native Plant Society (CNPS):

CNPS runs a certified native plant nursery right here at The Habitat, and helps with the constant restoration of native plants on the property.  Visitors may purchase native plants each Friday afternoon, and attend the annual native plant sale in October.  See our Contact page for more information.

Monterey Peninsula Regional Park District (MPRPD):

With Palo Corona and Garland Regional Parks nearby, MEarth partners with MPRPD for hikes, field trips and other free programming through the Let’s Go Outdoors! program.