Rhizome Restoration clubs
Clubs make this work at scale
Any student or educator can start a Rhizome club. It takes five minutes and costs nothing.
What a club does
One shared record for your whole school
A Rhizome club connects members at the same school or organization. It pools their certifications, gardens, and recognized actions into a shared record, and earns collective recognition as the club grows.
Club leaders see a member roster, collective impact totals, and progress toward the next milestone.
A public club profile shows certified members, certified gardens, and a moderated garden gallery at town and state level only.
Once a club reaches the Spreading milestone the press release generator unlocks so students can tell their story to local media.
Sample club record
What a club builds in one school year
The same sample record that appears on the home page — a snapshot of everything one club logged, tracked, and documented together.
Example of what an active club can build in its first year.
75
Native plants logged
95
Volunteer hours tracked
8
Documented projects
9
Certified members
Recognition
Club recognition milestones
Clubs move through four levels as their shared record grows. Requirements count certified members, certified gardens, and approved initiatives.
Rooted
1 certified member and 1 certified garden
Spreading
3 certified members and 1 certified garden
Established
5 certified members and 3 certified gardens
Keystone
10 certified members, 5 certified gardens, and 3 approved initiatives
Tell your story to local media
Once your club reaches Spreading, Rhizome unlocks a press release generator pre-filled with your club's real data. Send it to your local newspaper or school paper to tell your story.
Start your club today
Five minutes to set up, zero cost, and every member's work rolls up into one shared record.
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