Who should take the Micro-certificate in Restoration Design with Native Plants

If you see yourself reflected in any of the following, this program could be a strong fit for you:

Education and professional background

• your work connects you to land, ecosystems or environmental systems as an ecologist, environmental planner, consultant, land manager, horticulturalist or conservationist
• you have a background in environmental science, biology or land management
• restoration is now a growing part of your role

Motivations and values

• leading or contributing meaningfully to restoration projects
• you're looking for practical tools for designing, planting, observing, adapting and caring for landscapes that move you from ecological theory to real-world action
• you want to design ecosystems that are genuinely resilient, not just compliant on paper

Career growth and aspirations

• you want to develop structured, strategic approaches to climate challenges
• you aim to create broader, more systemic changes for meaningful impact
• you want to transform climate change concerns into effective action and become a change-maker in environmental activism
• you are interested in developing professional skills for environmental and social transformation
• you aim to contribute to more resilient and just communities