Local ecology guides · made to order
The wild life around your garden
Tell us where you garden. We'll draw a radius around it, research the birds, bees, moths, mushrooms and native plants inside and send you a beautiful set of guides to read online, print, and share.
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Name your center
An address, town or ZIP code is all we need.
We draw your radius
Every guide is built for the species and seasons inside it.
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Get a link to your guides plus PDFs to keep — hosted 5 years.
The catalog
Twenty-three guides to the wild life around you
Each tile opens the sample guide for the Upper Skagit Valley, Washington.
Plants, gardens & habitat
Native Plant Atlas
Native trees, shrubs and wildflowers, ranked by how much wildlife they feed.
Wildlife Garden Guide
Ponds, snags, meadows and more — practical projects linked to every atlas.
Weed & Invasive Plant Atlas
Which weeds to pull, which to tolerate, and the invaders to report.
Nest Box Atlas
Boxes, platforms and nesting aids, matched to who will actually move in.
Birds, mammals & herps
Rivers, ponds & streams
Insects
Butterfly Atlas
Every butterfly that breeds or turns up nearby, with its host plants.
Moth Atlas
The night shift: common and ecologically important moths.
Bee Atlas
Native bees, their flowers, and where they nest.
Wasp Atlas
Yellowjackets to fairyflies — the pest-controllers of your garden.
Beetle Atlas
Ground beetles, water tigers, burying beetles and more.
Fly, Mosquito & Midge Atlas
Pollinators, decomposers and food for nearly everything else.
Grasshopper, Cricket & True Bug Atlas
Singers, jumpers and sap-sippers, from katydids to stink bugs.
Small & hidden worlds
Spider & Arachnid Atlas
Orb weavers, wolf spiders, harvestmen, mites and ticks.
Soil Arthropod Atlas
Pill bugs, millipedes, centipedes and springtails.
Worm, Slug & Snail Atlas
Earthworms, native slugs, land snails and freshwater mussels.
Mushroom Atlas
Fungi of forest and field, with clear warnings on the dangerous ones.
Lichen & Moss Atlas
Lichens, mosses, liverworts and the slow life on bark and stone.
Microcosmos Atlas
Water bears, rotifers, slime molds and diatoms.
Packages
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Sample
The Upper Skagit collection
Centered on Concrete, WA 98237
23 guides and 1,612 species & groups — exactly what you'd receive for your own place.
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Good to know
What area does a guide cover?
About 60 km (40 miles) around the address, town or ZIP code you give us, trimmed to the natural edges of your place, like a watershed or a mountain crest. Every guide in your set uses the same area, and only species you can expect inside it get an entry.
How are the guides made?
Each set is researched and written for your area with Anthropic's frontier AI models, then given an AI fact-check pass. They aren't checked by a person, and every guide says so plainly: use them to learn and look closer, and check anything important against the sources each guide lists.
What exactly do I receive?
An email with a private link to your own guide page, where each guide can be read online or downloaded as a PDF. The page stays up for 5 years; the PDFs are yours forever.
Can I share my guides?
Please do. There's no password — anyone you send the link to can read and download them.
How long does it take?
Usually a few days from order to email.
What happens after the hosting period?
We'll email you before it ends. Renew for $10 / year, or simply keep your PDFs.
Are the guides safe for foraging?
No guide is a substitute for expert, in-person identification. Never eat a wild plant or mushroom based on a guide alone.
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