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February 2021
Class: NGICP National Green Infrastructure Certification Program – February
The NGICP program provides the foundation understanding needed to properly design and oversee construction, inspection, and maintenance of green stormwater infrastructure.
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ELA Virtual Conference & Eco-Marketplace – 2021
ELA Conference & Eco-Marketplace March 3 & 4 including two full days with 24 presentations and panel discussions. Many CEUs available.
Find out more »Class: Expanding Your Business with Green Infrastructure: Five Tools to Incorporate this Season
With detailed discussion and project photos, Trevor will introduce you to five practical Green Infrastructure tools. He will share his two decades of practical experience designing, installing, and improving stormwater management systems. The class will include time for Trevor to address your questions on these GSI tools.
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Webinar: Foliage & Focal Points: Ideas for Budgets and Gardens of All Sizes
With ideas for budgets and gardens of all sizes, you will quickly gain the confidence and knowledge to transform your own landscape into a cohesive series of eye-catching scenes.
Find out more »April 2021
Class: Navigating Public Design – Part 1
When designing public spaces, understand how to use your creative ideas to build partnerships, develop fundraisers, overcome obstacles, and draw visitors to your public landscape.
Find out more »Webinar: Proper Planting Practices: Are We Landscaping in a Deficit Model?
In this presentation, Richard McCoy will provide information on current techniques of proper planting, how to correct unseen issues that are borne in the landscape nursery, the importance of the plant root collar, plant placement by matching site conditions to a plant’s cultural needs, and how these efforts add value.
Find out more »Webinar: Maximizing Space in the Garden: Creating More of a Good Thing
This presentation describes how to create layers in varied habitats including the perennial, berry, and vegetable gardens. The result is visually fulfilling, low maintenance, and mulch-eliminating when plants go wall-to-wall.
Find out more »Webinar: Creating Community with Our Insect Neighbors
Learn about common insects in our communities and how to support them.
Find out more »Class: Eco-Restorative Garden Design
Explore the principles and specific steps to keep you engaged and confident in small-scale restoration projects.
Find out more »Webinar: Going Underground: Unearthing the Role of Soil Organisms in Plant Health
In this presentation, Dr. Serita Frey will explore how the quality of the soil determines the capacity of land to support natural ecosystems and human society.
Find out more »May 2021
Webinar: Beauty and Biodiversity at Cornell’s Mundy Wildflower Garden
The presentation will cover the principles of plant conservation and plant propagation, habitat gardening in full sun and in deep shade over limestone, as well as gravel gardening at the stream bank restoration site.
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Webinar: The Journey of Edible Landscapes
Edible landscaping is the use of food-producing plants in the residential landscape. It can combine fruit and nut trees, berrying shrubs, vegetables, herbs, edible flowers, along with ornamental plants into aesthetically pleasing designs.
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