WHAT
WE DO

SERVICES

At GreenLift, LLC, we drive environmental and social transformation by integrating sustainable practices with second chance employment opportunities.

Our work focuses on restoring the Chesapeake Bay through tree plantings, stormwater management, invasive species management, and conservation landscaping. By employing returning citizens, we not only rehabilitate natural environments but also provide meaningful jobs, fostering personal growth and community well-being creating a lasting positive impact on both our ecosystems and society

Conservation Landscapes

Stormwater Management

Rain gardens, bioretention cells, living shorelines, & rain barrels are just some of the sustainable stormwater management practices we focus on. These stormwater management practices are forms of green infrastructure, incorporating the use of native plants to help capture, treat, and infiltrate stormwater runoff. These practices help to reduce the quantity of fast flowing stormwater runoff and improve its quality by filtering out pollutants before they reach water bodies.

Conservation Landscapes are compose of native plants that benefit the soil, water, air, and wildlife around us. Conservation landscapes require less maintenance than traditional landscapes once they establish. Whether you have acres of forest, expansive lawns, garden beds, or a balcony, we offer solutions to encourage pollinators to visit your space!

Tree Plantings

Tree planting involves the process of introducing new trees into an area for various purposes, including environmental conservation, beautification, shade provision, and ecosystem restoration. Trees play a crucial role in mitigating climate change, improving air quality, providing habitat for wildlife, and enhancing the overall health and well-being of communities.

Invasive Species Management

Managing invasive species refers to the practice of eradicating or controlling invasive plant species from natural ecosystems or managed landscapes. Invasive species are non-native plants that out-compete native vegetation, disrupt ecosystems, and cause harm to biodiversity. Removing and controlling invasive species helps to restore ecological balance, protect native plant communities, and promote the health of natural habitats.