Five pillars. One shared property.
Cloverdale Heights operates as one working property with five overlapping areas of focus. Every program shares the same land, the same crew, and the same commitment to hands-on learning and community connection.
Nature Conservation & Habitat Restoration
Trail building, invasive species removal, native planting, and creek stewardship along the property's natural areas. Volunteers of every age learn to read the land, use hand tools safely, and leave a place better than they found it.
Youth Habitat-Building Workshops
Guided outdoor projects where kids and teens design and build real habitat structures — birdhouses, bee hotels, brush shelters, pollinator plots — alongside adult mentors. Every session pairs a practical build with a lesson on the species it helps.
Family & Community Events
Seasonal gatherings on the property: potlucks, work parties, harvest celebrations, and small concerts. Open to neighbors, extended family, and anyone looking for a welcoming place to spend time outdoors with other people.
Small Business & Financial Literacy
Practical workshops for families thinking about self-employment, farm income, and household finance. Grounded in the reality of running a small business on rural property, taught by working operators, not consultants.
Flowers, Farming & Food
Working flower and vegetable beds, seasonal harvests, and shared meals prepared with what the property grows. A place to learn where food actually comes from and how to bring it to a table people want to gather around.