At Oatland Island Wildlife Center
Sunday, August 25th, 2019
1:30pm-3:00pm
We are very proud to present Friends of Oatland Island's new lecture series!!
Pollinators, including bees, butterflies, and other insects, are essential to our environment. The ecological service they provide is necessary for the reproduction of more than 85% of the world's flowering plants and is fundamental to agriculture and natural ecosystems.
Learn how to attract native pollinators to your coastal communities. Keren Giovengo, EcoScapes Program Manager, will speak on the diversity and importance of native pollinators and how to select, source, and design pollinator-friendly native plant habitats.
Lecture Event Schedule
1:30pm Event Check In
2:00pm Lecture begins
• Importance and diversity of pollinators
• Basic pollinator habitat requirements
• Role of native plants in pollinator-friendly landscapes
• Examples of native pollen and nectar sources
• Native plant considerations and selection tools
Registration:
You must register for this event prior to August 24th
FOO Members - Free
~ Family, Donor and Patron Members will receive 2 lecture tickets
~ Senior and Individual Members will receive 1 lecture ticket
~ Check the email linked with your FOO Membership for further details on how to register through this event booking
~ FOO will be checking that Membership is current to gain access to their benefits
Non Members - $10.00 + OIWC Admission
Grab your spot today!
