Daily Archives: July 5, 2022


Tuesday, July 12, 12:00 noon – 1:00 pm Eastern – Birds in Your Own Backyard, Online

Join Bryan Prather of Wild Birds Unlimited in Warson Woods for a virtual presentation on the birds living in Missouri’s backyards and how to co-exist with them and provide sustainability for years to come. This event is sponsored by the Missouri Botanical Garden.


Bryan will speak about the elements of creating a yard to encourage the entire family to enjoy the birds while helping create a sustainable environment for them. Bryan will elaborate on the work of Doug Tallamy and the National Wildlife Federation with a discussion on just how impactful one corner of your yard. Small changes like introducing native plants, providing a water source and place to nest, and offering quality bird food to supplement birds’ natural diets can bring a wide variety of regional and migrating birds to a backyard refuge.


Bryan will introduce a few Missouri birds, including American Robins, Carolina Chickadees, Downy Woodpeckers, Hairy Woodpeckers, the Tufted Titmouse, and the Missouri state bird, the Eastern Bluebird. Learn more about the correlation between native plants and native birds and how one cannot exist without the other.   Registrants will receive a Wild Birds Unlimited Warson Woods coupon, valid July 12-16.

FREE for MBG members; registration required. To become a member, or for more information, call (314) 577-5118. 

Click here to register.

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Through Wednesday, December 28 – More or Less in Common: Environmental Justice in the Human Landscape

The Leventhal Map & Education Center at the Boston Public Library’s free exhibition “More or Less in Common: Environment and Justice in the Human Landscape” looks at how environmental issues and social issues have been intertwined in the past, present, and future. See both historic and original maps and visualizations, including Olmsted plans for Boston, and learn more about struggles for environmental justice at the local and global levels. Features programs and events as well as opportunities for teachers, students, and families. Located at the main branch at 700 Boylston Street, explore the details at https://www.leventhalmap.org/digital-exhibitions/more-or-less-in-common/