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Creating Impact Together Through Collaboration

Strategic partnerships are at the heart of what we do at Green Thread Network. We believe that by working together with like-minded organizations, we can create greater impact and build more resilient communities.

Our partnerships span across sectors including public gardens, community organizations, educational institutions, and environmental nonprofits. Together, we share resources, knowledge, and a commitment to fostering deeper connections between people and the natural world.

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BIPOC Horticulture

A dedicated space for BIPOC professionals and enthusiasts to connect, share experiences, and grow together in the horticulture community.

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Professional Networks

Connect with peers and industry leaders through our growing network of professionals committed to social and environmental engagement.

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For-Profit and Non-Profit Partners/Collaborators

Partner with us to create greater impact through strategic collaborations with organizations across sectors.

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GTN icon FEATURED CASE STUDY

Welcoming Neurodivergent Visitors at Jenkins Arboretum

Jenkins is working to make their site, programs, and services more accessible to all community members. As part of that goal, they wanted to improve resources for neurodivergent visitors, including those with autism.

Jenkins frequently interacts with neurodivergent visitors in the garden, and it is their aim to make sure staff and the site are as friendly, comfortable, and safe as possible.

  • Expand online resources for pre-visit planning
  • Create and promote a sensory backpack program
  • Train staff to better welcome neurodivergent visitors
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