Join Kim Snyder from the Massachusetts Audubon Society on Tuesday, July 23 at 4 pm in the Community Room of the East Bridgewater Public Library for an engaging lecture about commonly encountered wildlife, like deer, beaver, and raccoons, as well as their intersections with the wild and developed spaces we inhabit. Free. This project is made possible by a grant from the Association for Rural & Small Libraries through the generosity of the Manton Foundation.
Shrublands exist all around us, thriving in almost any environmental condition, from the desiccating sunshine of the endless sagebrush steppe to the deep, private shade of moist forests. These diverse and inspiring ecosystems serve as perfect models for our gardens. Beyond their inherent beauty, they provide nurturing habitats and demonstrate resilience in the face of a changing climate.
Join Kevin Philip Williams, Michael Guidi, and Lisa Negri, the authors of Shrouded in Light as they invite you to work, live, and play with shrubs. Explore a glorious spectrum of wild shrublands and discover the philosophies and design strategies behind translating these magnificent plant communities into your home garden.
This Garden Conservancy webinar will be convened by Open Days Garden Host Lisa Negri of Denver, CO. A recording of this webinar will be sent to all registrants a few days after the event. We encourage you to register, even if you cannot attend the live webinar. $5 for Garden Conservancy members, $15 for nonmembers. Register at https://www.gardenconservancy.org/education/education-events/virtual-talk-shrouded-in-light
