Reviving Resilient Landscapes FREE Workshops
FREE!
Date: Saturday, November 16th
Location: Acadiana Park
Time: 8am to 11am
Calling all plant enthusiasts! Sign up for the first of a series of 8 workshops with local conservation groups; attendees will participate in a demo garden planting, get advice and free plants!
Workshop participants will learn about stormwater management and resiliency through native plantings, have an opportunity to install a demonstration area, and receive advice from regional conservation experts as well as complimentary plants necessary to install a resilient landscape at their own residence.
Resilient native landscapes are characterized by their ability to withstand regional hydrologic conditions, foster stormwater management, improve surface water quality, and provide a high wildlife value including building up migratory bird corridors.
"Partners in Preservation"
Bayou Vermilion Preservation Association in collaboration with Acadiana Native Plant Project, TreesAcadiana, TECHE Project, Bayou Vermilion District, Society of Wetland Scientists, Soil and Water Conservation Districts, with support from local governments and other community organizations.
Please click below to register and a brief survey:
Thanks, Kiera!
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