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SUMMARY:LLCT: Designing Biodiversity: Toolkits to Create Pollinator Habitat and Connectivity
DESCRIPTION:Evan Abramson\, Principal at Landscape Interactions and architect of Lincoln’s Pollinator Action Plan\, will discuss how we can all create and maintain functionally diverse native pollinator habitat\, increase biodiversity and improve the resiliency of landscapes.He will also share preliminary designs of the Birches School Pollinator Garden\, and answer any questions you may have about your own gardens! Bemis Hall
URL:https://test.lincolngardenclub.org/event/llct-designing-biodiversity-toolkits-to-create-pollinator-habitat-and-connectivity/
LOCATION:Bemis Hall\, 15 Bedford Rd.\, Lincoln\, MA\, 01773
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SUMMARY:Grow Native MA: Climate Change\, Conservation\, and the Role of Native Plant Horticulture
DESCRIPTION:Description: Jesse BellemareAssociate Professor of Biological Sciences\, Smith CollegeAs our world warms\, the distributions of many native plant species are shifting with the climate. But not all species will keep pace with modern climate change\, and some could face extinction. This poses a dilemma— what role should we take in helping native plant populations migrate? How do we balance our instinct for preservation with the risk of a relocated plant species disrupting the ecology of its new region? Jesse Bellemare will explore these questions in the context of the constant evolution of plant ranges over time\, and the current insights we can gain from native plant horticulture.Jesse Bellemare’s research focuses on the ecology and biogeography of forest plants in the eastern United States. He has authored numerous scientific articles about the impacts of climate change\, invasive insects\, and land-use history on plant populations. He is currently the president of the New England Botanical Club. \nCambridge Public Library\n \n449 Broadway\, Cambridge\, MA 02138\, USA
URL:https://test.lincolngardenclub.org/event/grow-native-ma-climate-change-conservation-and-the-role-of-native-plant-horticulture/
LOCATION:Cambridge Public Library\, 449 Broadway\, Cambridge\, MA\, 02138
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SUMMARY:GCFM: Hort Morning “Design-less Gardening: a Natural approach” with Dan Jaffee
DESCRIPTION:Elm Bank\n \n900 Washington St\, Wellesley\, MA 02482\, USA\n\n\n\n \n \n \n\n \n \nDescription:“Design-less Gardening: a Natural approach” with Dan Jaffee. $5 Suggested donation at the door. Questions and RSVP Contact: Misty Florez at Mistyfloral@yahoo.com.
URL:https://test.lincolngardenclub.org/event/gcfm-hort-morning-design-less-gardening-a-natural-approach-with-dan-jaffee/
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