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Conference: ELA Season’s End Summit 2019
Taking Landscapes to the Next Level: Stepping Back and Thinking Big Regenerative landscapes consider the ecology of a site, draw upon the wisdom of natural systems, and enhance the surrounding environment for the benefit of humans and all other life in the ecosystem. With guidance from natural systems, designers can create thriving landscapes that protect our waters and soil, conserve resources, and provide healthy habitat. The resulting landscapes can be resilient, whole, and beautiful. As we reflect on the past…
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The Plant Pollinator Partnership
Offered in collaboration with The Delaware Center for Horticulture As native bees struggle alongside European honey bees for survival, their reduced numbers put natural ecosystems and agricultural systems at risk. And bees are not the only pollinators that are suffering. Beetles, butterflies, ants, birds, and bats all help with pollination and all are experiencing environmental stresses. In response, landscape professionals and concerned homeowners across the country are learning more about the habitat needs of all pollinators – and using that…
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2019 Ecological Plant Conference
Brooklyn Botanic Garden is host to the Ecological Landscape Alliance (ELA) fourth annual Ecological Plant Conference at Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn, New York. - Click here for conference schedule. - Click here for conference discount at NU Hotel in Brooklyn. Hotel discount through 11/16/19 - Click here for Sponsorship Opportunities. As environmental pressures mount, it is refreshing to take time from busy schedules to surround ourselves with beauty and learn lessons toward more resilient design solutions. Join us for a day…
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ELA Conference & Eco-Markeplace 2020
Looking for New Ideas? Solutions? Inspiration? Save the Dates! March 4 and 5, 2020 Sneak Preview March 4 will feature two intensive workshops: Soil Workshop Soil biodiversity is the variety organisms within the soil including bacteria, fungi, beetles, worms, nematodes, fungi, and other organisms. The maintenance of soil biodiversity is essential to both healthy plant communities and to the environment as the organisms interact and contribute to global carbon and nitrogen cycles. Spend the day learning from soil experts as we examine soil…
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