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  • Virginia Backyard Streambank Repair Workshop

    Dorothy Hart Center 408 Canal Street, Fredricksburg, VA, United States

    The goal of this workshop is to provide information on simple streambank erosion control techniques that landowners can implement to stabilize eroding streambanks along small streams. The workshop provides training …

  • CBLP-Crews at the Watershed Institute

    Watershed Institute Pennington, New Jersey

    This training is suitable for Department of Public Works crews, facilities staff, or landscape crews and leaders who maintain green infrastructure features like rain gardens, meadows, or naturalized detention basins. This workshop provides practical training that crews can apply immediately when maintaining green infrastructure features in your town or at your facility. In this workshop, …

    Free
  • MNLGA Field Day at Mt Cuba Center

    Mt. Cuba Center 3120 Barley Mill Rd, Hockessin, DE

    Join MNLGA for a day of education and demonstrations at Mt. Cuba Center, a botanical garden and conservation organization dedicated to preserving and promoting native plants of the Mid-Atlantic region. Located in Hockessin, Delaware, Mt. Cuba Center features woodland gardens, wildflower meadows, and research programs that help gardeners and land stewards select high-performing native plants …

    $90 – $120
  • FOLAR Invasive Plant Management Training

    Appomattox River Center Petersburg, Virginia

    Why remove invasive plants? They have few or no predators, while our native plants have native insects and animals that use them as food resources. In their original landscapes, plants develop adaptations to their surroundings which may become like superpowers when they are transplanted to other places in the world. These advantages over native species …

    Free
  • Today’s Menu: Green Infrastructure Maintenance in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed

    Virtual/Zoom

    Thursday, July 9 | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Green stormwater infrastructure (GSI) is increasingly being used throughout the Chesapeake Bay watershed to improve water quality, reduce flooding, and create healthier, more resilient communities. But installing rain gardens, bioretention facilities, bioswales, and conservation landscapes is only the first step—long-term success depends on effective maintenance. Join …

    Free
  • Taking Root: Training Environmental Educators to Champion Native Gardens

    Royster Presbyterian Church Norfolk, VA

    As interest in replacing turf with native plant gardens continues to grow, Friends of Norfolk's Environment is offering a training session designed to help environmental educators and community leaders support homeowners through the transition. Participants will learn how to address common questions and concerns about converting lawns to native landscapes and will leave with practical …

    Free