Conventional landscapes of lawns and non-native plantings are a food desert for our native pollinators and wildlife. This loss of biodiversity is critically endangering the foundation of our food web, and the accompanying chemical inputs are destroying natural habitats, wetlands, and our drinking water. Our health is inextricably linked to the health of our local landscapes, and by restoring and regenerating our landscapes, we can also restore our own health. Resilient Roots is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to inspire and enable people to be good caretakers of the earth. Using natural ecosystems as our model, we teach people about growing food organically, creating landscapes that include native plants, and regenerating the ecosystem's health, as indigenous people have done for millennia. We envision a region of interconnected yards that are abundant with food and support the native insects and wildlife that are the foundation of the food web.