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Wolf River Chapter |
...promoting native plants, natural landscapes, and environmentally sound landscaping practices to preserve biodiversity through the preservation, restoration and establishment of native plant communities.
This event is free and open to the public and begins promptly at 9:00 AM.
Registration is required, as seating is limited to 120 people.
Please call the school to register: 715-526-2192 Ext. 3202
Registration is required, as seating is limited to 120 people.
Please call the school to register: 715-526-2192 Ext. 3202
Featured speaker:
Karen Oberhauser, Prof Emer, UWM Entomology
Dr. Oberhauser will be speaking on "Monarchs in a Changing World"
Affiliations:
Director of UW - Madison Arboretum
Founder and Director - Monarch Larva Monitoring Project. 1996-present
Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation; Board of Advisors 2014-present
Editorial board of the Journal Citizen Science: Theory and Practice
For more info: https://entomology.wisc.edu/directory/karen-oberhauser/
Other speakers...
Justin Kroening, Stone Silo Prairie Gardens, speaking on "Native Gardens - Getting Started".
Bob Dumke, Wolf River WO, speaking on "Lessons from the Landfill Project of 11 years".
Also, many experts will be on-hand including:
Abby Vogt, Timberland Invasive Partnership
Libby Stein, WAMSCO
Emily Henrigillis, The Plant Gal
Ashley Barkow, A Barkow Garden Services & Design
Nicole Good, Generation Native Plants LLC
Karen Oberhauser, Prof Emer, UWM Entomology
Dr. Oberhauser will be speaking on "Monarchs in a Changing World"
Affiliations:
Director of UW - Madison Arboretum
Founder and Director - Monarch Larva Monitoring Project. 1996-present
Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation; Board of Advisors 2014-present
Editorial board of the Journal Citizen Science: Theory and Practice
For more info: https://entomology.wisc.edu/directory/karen-oberhauser/
Other speakers...
Justin Kroening, Stone Silo Prairie Gardens, speaking on "Native Gardens - Getting Started".
Bob Dumke, Wolf River WO, speaking on "Lessons from the Landfill Project of 11 years".
Also, many experts will be on-hand including:
Abby Vogt, Timberland Invasive Partnership
Libby Stein, WAMSCO
Emily Henrigillis, The Plant Gal
Ashley Barkow, A Barkow Garden Services & Design
Nicole Good, Generation Native Plants LLC
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