Environmental Stewardship begins locally in the mundane exchanges of everyday life. Policy is important, and publicity is helpful, but for many people that is precisely where the effort ends. The health and longevity of our earth may very well be determined by those who hold the most direct influence over it: foresters and arborists; commercial landscapers and backyard gardeners; corporate and urban farmers alike; city planners and managers; and both property and community managers. We are the ones who touch the earth with the power to bring life or death to soil, plants, produce, trees and water. And when we collectively say ‘Enough is enough’ and choose only practices and products that regenerate life, that is when we will tip the scales in the right direction.