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Events
Tue, Apr 04ZoomJoin Ray Cook to learn about valuable techniques to collect and use rainwater in your yard. Topics he'll cover include water collection, rain barrel sizes, flow rates, pumping systems, and drip irrigation.
Wed, Feb 01ZoomThis webinar is past. Watch the archived video here: https://youtu.be/Vq_6_kLuE1M
Wed, Jan 11Multiple locations in 6 TownsCome paint a public art installation, pot up some native seeds to take home, and meet fellow pollinator and native plant enthusiasts. Six events in January and February in 6 communities.
Sun, Nov 06Corner of Cherry and Moulton StreetCome help remove invasive plants and restore the Upper Cherry Hill Greens. Sunday, November 6, 1-3pm
Tue, Apr 26Online EventStarving for Darkness - How Exterior Lighting Affects Wildlife. This Event is past. Recorded webinar until 5/27.
Thu, Apr 14Online eventJoin Katie Banks Hones of the Monarch Gardener as she tells the story of transforming a typical suburban property with non-native foundation plantings into a haven for wildlife with over 80 species of native plants. Archived Recording available.
Wed, Mar 23Online eventJoin local herbalist, Hannah Sparks, as she shares her knowledge about native New England medicinal plants. Archived Recording available.
Thu, Sep 30Mill Pond, Upper Parking LotJoin Russ Cohen for a two-hour ramble through field and forest to encounter and learn about at least eighteen species of edible wild plants. Keys to the identification, along with info on edible portion(s), season(s) of availability and preparation methods of each species will be provided.
Wed, Sep 29Webinar with Russ CohenJoin Russ Cohen, expert forager and author of Wild Plants I Have Known…and Eaten, for a 60-minute slide show featuring at least two dozen species of native edible wild plants. Archived recording available for viewing.
Thu, Jun 10Webinar, ZoomHannah Mullally, Farm Bill Pollinator Conservation Planner and partner Biologist at Xerces Society talks about creating pollinator friendly yards. See recording of her presentation here: https://youtu.be/fDt8kmGb31o
Wed, Apr 28WebinarDr. Tallamy is an entomologist dedicated to bringing natives back to our urban landscapes. See recording of his presentation here: https://youtu.be/k_JRm_j72ik
Medicial plants
Russ's talk
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