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Creating Monarch and Pollinator Habitat on Private Lands
Virtual (Zoom)Virtual EventJoin us for an engaging presentation on how private landowners can play a vital role in monarch butterfly and pollinator conservation. This webinar will explore the fascinating lifecycle and migration journey of the monarch butterfly, along with the essential habitat components these iconic insects need to survive and thrive. Participants will learn practical, science-based strategies […]
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Growing Seven Months of Cut Flowers: Seed Starting to Harvesting
Virtual (Zoom)Join Jason Aucoin of Backyard Blooms for an in-depth look at how to grow cut flowers continuously from early spring through fall. Jason will walk participants through his full growing season, from seed starting and succession planting to harvesting. A Master Gardener Volunteer since 2009, Jason has spent the past seven years co-owning and operating […]
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Bringing Nature Home: A Guide to Native Plant Gardening
Virtual (Zoom)Join Andrew Tufts, Manager of Maine Audubon's 'Bringing Nature Home' program, for an engaging presentation on the importance of native plant gardening. Discover how native plants support local wildlife, improve biodiversity, and create resilient landscapes. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just getting started, you'll gain practical tips and insights on how to transform your […]
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The Past and Present Future of Trees
Virtual (Zoom)Join arborist, Jeff Tarling, for a discussion about the past and present future of trees. We'll learn about the history and current status of trees in Maine, including the best trees to plant, which trees are considered invasive, how to address pest issues, and conservation efforts in Maine. Jeff Tarling, a lifelong ‘tree-hugger’, has helped […]
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