Go wild with your gardens!
I share lessons from a Georgia "Go Wild with your Gardening" symposium on how to increase wildlife species diversity in your neighborhood.
This weekend, I had the pleasure of attending the “Go Wild with Your Gardening” symposium at the Chattahoochee Nature Center (CNC). If you live in Georgia, the CNC is a must-see spot for learning more about the wildlife and ecosystems of the Southeastern USA.
They had an incredible lineup of speakers at the event, including conservationist Jennifer Ceska, artist and author Laura Martin, and the New York Times best-selling author of Nature’s Best Hope, Prof. Doug Tallamy, among others. In today’s newsletter, I share my notes on some of the main lessons offered by three of these leaders in conservation. You can read their full bios and a description of the talk topics at the CNC event page.
While this symposium and my notes include resource links specific to the Georgia, there are certainly many lessons applicable to gardeners no matter where you live in the world!
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