The National Wildlife Federation and Taylor Morrison Home Corporation are teaming up to restore and protect wildlife habitat in the homebuilder’s communities nationwide. Together we are engaging staff, residents, and the public in accessible and effective wildlife habitat stewardship and conservation.
As part of this partnership, Taylor Morrison communities across the United States are pledging to help save the monarch butterfly by planting and maintaining demonstration gardens, planting native milkweed and flowers throughout the community, and educating their residents about monarch butterfly conservation. The National Wildlife Federation and Taylor Morrison have also adopted an 80% native plant and 100% native milkweed requirement in order to certify monarch demonstration gardens as part of the pledge.
See the communities that have already taken the pledge!
Victoria Heights
Phoenix, AZ
Esplanade at Naples
Ft. Myers-Naples, FL
The Oaks
Atlanta, GA
Esplanade at Artisan Lakes
Tampa, FL
Headwaters
Austin, TX
Skyestone
Broomfield, CO
Pinnacle at Wesley Chapel
Monroe, NC
Reunion Ranch
Austin, TX
Sungold*
Tracy, CA
Bethesda Park
Atlanta, GA
Tinley Park
Austin, TX
Vizcaya
Austin, TX
Stonemill Falls
Raleigh, NC
Townes at Westford
Raleigh, NC
The Heights
Sarasota, FL
The Walk at Indian Rocks Beach
Tampa, FL
Elev8tion*
Sunnyvale, CA
Edgestone Phase 3
Dallas, TX
Ridge at Northlake
Dallas, TX
South Oak
Dallas, TX
Esplanade at Azario Lakewood Ranch
Lakewood Ranch, FL
Esplanade at Lakewood Ranch
Lakewood Ranch, FL
Sea Summit @ Marblehead Coastal
San Clemente, CA
Arroyo Seco
Buckeye, AZ
Victoria Heights
Phoenix, AZ
More than one-third of U.S. fish and wildlife species are at risk of extinction in the coming decades. The National Wildlife Federation is on the ground in seven regions across the country, collaborating with 53 state and territory affiliates to reverse the crisis and ensure wildlife thrive.