THE SHRUB LAYER PEGGY SINGLEMANN, MAYMONT FOUNDATION, HOST OF VIRGINIA HOME GROWN Between the tall tree canopy and the herbaceous floor grows a myriad of shrubs that thrive in the […]

This is a great opportunity to hear excellent presentations about restoration work in the middle peninsula on a broad range of topics. The event will be held virtually over the […]

Join the George Washington Regional Commission (GWRC) for their quarterly meeting with environmental managers, stakeholders, and partners from the GWRC service area. The September 21 meeting will focus on the […]

HOW TO BUILD A FOREST ON YOUR FRONT YARD JIM MCGLONE, VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY Learn about forest layers and how to select species for your front yard forest. Also […]

Join the Virginia Water Monitoring Council for their annual conference "Exploring Emerging Water Issues". HYBRID EVENT PLANNED: Participate either on-line or in-person. Information for in-person participants: The in-person event may […]

SELECTING NATIVE PLANTS FOR FALL AND WINTER INTEREST & ECOLOGY KIM EIERMAN, ECOBENEFICIAL, LLC With a little bit of planning your native garden can look beautiful in all seasons, even […]

The Rappahannock River Basin Commission Technical Advisory Committee meets monthly to discuss a broad range of environmental and conservation topics pertaining to the Rappahannock River. This group provides feedback and […]

COMMON INVASIVE PLANTS IN VIRGINIA: IDENTIFICATION, CONTROL, AND NATIVE ALTERNATIVES BETH MIZELL, BLUE RIDGE PRISM Invasive plants are a real problem for Virginia. This presentation will give an overview of […]

The Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay's 16th annual Chesapeake Watershed Forum (to be held online November 3-5) is a watershed-wide event reaching over 400 restoration and protection practicioners to inspire […]

CONSERVATION LANDSCAPING WITH NATIVES CAROL HEISER, CBLP-1 (RETIRED DWR HABITAT EDUCATION COORDINATOR AND EDUCATION SECTION MANAGER) Every yard makes a difference and native plants are the backbone of a healthy […]

Join the Virginia Chapter of the Soil and Water Conservation Society for their fall meeting. Registration is $25 ($20 students) and includes lunch and a park pass, which allows you […]