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Looking ways to celebrate Earth Day? Here's a solution that’s perfect for teambuilding, community enhancement, or a hands-on educational activity for kids. We’re going to show you how to build a pollinator garden!

Eliminating carbon from our own operations represents BrightView's biggest opportunity to contribute to a healthy environment and be a leader in our industry. This infographic illustrates our approach to achieving carbon neutrality.

The garden was established in 2012 from a grant funded by the San Diego Health and Services Agency, and now with its 10th anniversary in 2022, the garden is undergoing a little makeover. BrightView donated plant material, boulders, irrigation installation, and plant installation.

The story of how BrightView crews descended upon the campus of California non-profit Casa Pacifica to restore the landscape began not with a phone call; but rather, an observation made from the window of a classic 1970 Chevy C20.

BrightView is mobilizing teams across the Southwestern United States as part of its Environmental Stewardship, Social Responsibility and Corporate Governance program, also known as ESG.

Chances are you’ve seen our ubiquitous trucks around town; but it’s not every day you see them packed to the gills with donated food. Yet that curious sight is precisely what happened thanks to BrightView Landscape Services Phoenix "Stuff the Truck" Food Drive.

The debate between frequent formal shearing of shrubs versus seasonal rejuvenation pruning can get as hot as the summer sun but fans of shearing diminish as they come to understand the numerous health, environmental and aesthetic benefits of seasonal pruning.

If you’re looking for a reason not to overseed, this list will help!

If you haven’t yet made a decision about this winter’s lawn, it is not too late. There are, however, a few pros and cons to consider when deciding whether or not to overseed this season.

The best way to enjoy a green lawn during winter is to overseed with perennial ryegrass. It is quick to germinate, mows well and has fine leaf blades with dark green color.