The events listed below are local presentations/events that are natural resource-related and open to the general public. They are not necessarily related to Wild Ones or organized by our chapter.
Strategies for Managing Invasive Plants Managing invasive plants on your property can be overwhelming. We will discuss a variety of strategies to help you manage these unwanted plants. Preventing their introduction into your landscape is the best place to start. Then slow the spread of those that are present by cutting back the plants or mowing at key times to prevent reseeding. Removing unwanted plants through manual, mechanical and if needed chemical means and proper disposal will also be covered.
When: Wednesday, February 19th at 6:30pm
Where: Online, Register Here
Bees Beyond Honey: Understanding the Roles of Native, Solitary, and Honeybees in Pollination and Biodiversity Pollinators are essential to biodiversity and food security, but their complex roles often lead to misconceptions and conflicting approaches to conservation. In a round table format, we will discuss the complex roles and interactions of both bees and the people working in these areas and unpack the unique contributions and challenges of native, solitary, and honeybees. This webinar will explore the importance of responsible management practices, the interactions between managed and wild bees, and actionable ways to support all pollinators.
When: Thursday, February 20th at 6pm CST
Where: Online (Link provided upon registration), Register Here