Events

Speaker: Dr. Thomas Biebighauser
 https://www.wetlandrestorationandtraining.com
 [email protected].

This event is cosponsored by Wild Ones Southern Kentucky Chapter and the Franklin-Simpson Garden Club. The doors open at 1pm for snacks and socializing. The meeting starts at 1:30pm, and the presentation will start by about 1:40.

Native plants have an incredible ability to adapt to climate extremes, offering sustainable solutions for resilient landscapes. Join Wild Ones and the Native Plant Society of Texas to explore the power of native plants to thrive in challenging conditions.

This event features Christy Ten Eyck, founder of Ten Eyck Landscape Architects. Drawing from her latest Dallas-Fort Worth native garden design, Christy will share insights into designing low-maintenance, ecologically rich spaces that withstand intense climate fluctuations.

Join us for our 2024 Holiday Party on Thursday, December 12, at 5:30 p.m. In addition to our annual seed swap, we'll also be celebrating the end of the year with two fun activities! Enjoy a weaving demonstration from local weaver and Wild Ones member, Anna Greinetz, and try your hand at the weaving arts using invasive plant materials removed from Lost River Cave. We'll also have a wreath making workshop hosted by Wild Ones member Wendy Kahler. 

Light refreshments will be served. There is a suggested donation of $10 per wreath and weaving project, to help us cover the costs associated with these activities.  

If you have native seeds you have harvested and would like to share, bring labeled packets to swap with others! You may also bring seeds to donate to the Warren County Public Library seed library. We will have many species of seeds to share with attendees. 

Neonicotinoid insecticides, commonly known as “neonics,” have become the most widely used insecticides in the U.S., leading to drastic declines in bees, pollinators, birds, and aquatic ecosystems. In this webinar, Lucas Rhoads, Senior Attorney with NRDC’s Pesticides & Pollinators Team, will share expert insights on how neonics impact our environment and pose serious risks to human health. He’ll delve into the harms associated with neonic-treated seeds, which are a major source of contamination, and explore effective policy advocacy strategies to rein in their widespread use without disrupting farmers or landscapers.

Learn about the Wild Ones San Diego Chapter's newest demonstration garden funded in part by Monarch Joint Venture and U.S. Forest Service International Programs. You'll also hear from landscape designer Jeanine Sharkey about this newest San Diego native garden design. 

More details and registration coming soon. 

Learn about the Wild Ones Capital Region NY Chapter's newest demonstration garden, funded partly by Monarch Joint Venture and U.S. Forest Service International Programs. You'll also hear from landscape designer Kate Brittenham about this newest Albany NY native garden design. 

More details and registration coming soon

Details coming soon! 

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