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Creating Thriving Native Plant Spaces Meadows in the Making
Mar
27

Creating Thriving Native Plant Spaces Meadows in the Making

Join us on March 27 at 7pm/ET for an engaging webinar to discover how you can transform your land into a thriving habitat with native plants! In this webinar, local experts and passionate landowners will share their experiences in creating native meadows and small-scale native gardens. Learn about the benefits of native plants, practical steps for getting started, and real-life successes from people who have turned their own spaces into flourishing ecosystems. Whether you have a backyard, a few acres, or just a small garden bed, you’ll gain valuable insights and inspiration to bring more biodiversity to your land. 

Learn from expert Maddie Bright, executive director of Earth Sangha, who will share tips, tricks, and best practices to create your own thriving native landscape. Join us and be part of the movement to restore native landscapes!

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Land, Lives, and Local Action: Addressing Invasive Species Together
Jan
29

Land, Lives, and Local Action: Addressing Invasive Species Together

Discover the Impact of Invasive Species and How You Can Make a Difference!

Join us on Wednesday, January 29 at 4pm/ET for a webinar exploring the far-reaching impacts of invasive species across Virginia—on our landscapes, our communities, and our shared future. Hear firsthand from an inspiring panel of experts, including urban conservationists, lifelong farmers, and passionate advocates, all working on the front lines of this critical challenge.

Through our panelists’ unique stories, you’ll gain valuable insights into the struggles and solutions for tackling invasives. Learn practical ways to get involved, from simple actions in your own backyard to community-level efforts that make a lasting impact.

Our panel will include multi-generational farmers Billy Paul Mays and Rev. Eugene Triplett; Margaret Fisher, a leader with PlantNOVA Natives; and Jennifer Soles, an invasive species specialist with Arlington County.

Whether you’re a curious beginner or a seasoned naturalist, this is your chance to connect, learn, and be part of the solution. Let’s protect our natural spaces together!

A recording will be sent after the webinar, so if you can’t attend live, please register to receive the recording.

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