u/Drizzt2004

I’ve been thinking about the feasibility of a business based in the Kenmore/Rolling Acres area of Akron that focuses on resources for native gardening, conservation, and creating habitats for native wildlife in a suburban setting. I've had a passive interest in this for a long time, but I'd like to transform this into something more tangible that would allow education and accessibility to resources for others in the Akron area. From what I can see, Akron has a strong base in outdoors and conservation through the Summit Metro Parks and CVNP, but I do not have strong research to back this up.