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December 2019
Webinar: Bell’s Woodland – Creating a Native Garden from Disturbed Woodland at Chanticleer
In this presentation, Mr. Walczak will discuss soil restoration, evaluating the effectiveness of different methods for a variety of situations; invasive plant species removal eradication versus suppression; and Hugelculture both as a way of gardening and as a tool for restoring woodland soil by addressing surface runoff and creating specific conditions for plants.
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2019 Ecological Plant Conference
Join us as five plant masters discuss a few valuable plants at length, from native perennials to under-story heroes to top performing trees. Cultivation, propagation, behavior, and ecological function will be highlighted, with an emphasis on plant communities. Presenters will delve into the interactions between individual plants and the complex interactions among plant communities,
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Webinar: The Wet and Wild World of Constructed Wetlands
This presentation will focus on three main topics: overview of constructed stormwater wetland design, case studies of construction projects implemented by the Horsley Witten Group in New England over the past five years, and lessons learned during the various phases of those projects.
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Webinar: Reconnecting Water, Soils, and Vegetation: Green Infrastructure in the Urban Environment
This presentation will explore several case studies of successful GSI projects in Philadelphia, focusing on examples of community engagement and ecological restoration to successfully improve water quality and healthy neighborhoods.
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Webinar: The Role of Landscape in Our Global Environmental Crisis
In this presentation, Mr. Quinn will use his company’s approach as an example for how you can have a positive impact by creating landscapes that positively influence the biosphere.
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Urban Tree Symposium: The Future of the Urban Forest
Join the Ecological Landscape Alliance and Tower Hill Botanic Garden for a one-day symposium focused on answering questions relating to the health and welfare of the urban forest. Learn from some of the country’s leading experts about innovative efforts to plant, manage, protect, and preserve trees in urban and suburban settings.
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Webinar: Conservation, Education, and Community Building through Prairie Restoration
Join Brad Guhr for this informative webinar to learn more about this exciting prairie project at Dyck Arboretum of the Plains.
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Class: Seeing Is Believing – A Visual Garden Design Workshop
This collaborative, hands-on workshop offers a different approach to exploring space, views, light, and plant selection.
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Class: NGICP National Green Infrastructure Certification Program
This course prepares you to demonstrate your competency in green infrastructure areas.
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Class: Cultivating Your Plant Communities
In this three-part workshop, learn to identify appropriate native plants and groupings for your site and create a personalized plant palette and design that is beautiful and enhances biodiversity.
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ELA Conference & Eco-Marketplace
ELA Conference & Eco-Marketplace offers 20 sessions ranging from an in-depth look at insects, plants, and soil to larger concepts of creating urban habitat, repairing degraded land, and restoring human connections to the natural world.
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Webinar: Protecting Pollinators
This Protecting Pollinators presentation explores why the dwindling pollinator statistics have become so dire and how they can be reversed.
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