Master Watershed Stewards Host July 15 Annual Q/A Webinar On Fall Native Tree And Shrub Sale Species
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The Penn State Extension Master Watershed Stewards will host a July 15 webinar providing an overview and Q/A on the Fall Native Tree and Shrub Sale species starting at 1:00 p.m. Planting native trees and shrubs is a powerful way to turn your landscape into a wildlife wonderland while also improving local stream health and water quality. But choosing the best species for your specific landscape conditions can be a challenge. Join a Penn State Extension Urban Forester and members of the Master Watershed Steward program for an interactive webinar where we’ll cover the species selection from this year’s Annual Native Tree and Shrub fundraiser. Registrants who tune in live or watch the webinar recording will receive a $5 discount code to order from our Native Tree and Shrub sale. All species discussed will be available for purchase until August 27 (or while supplies last) through our annual sale. You’ll learn about our recommended species list for sunny and shady spots, dry to wet conditions, and everything in between. No matter what the conditions of your yard or other landscape, there’s a beneficial native tree or shrub perfect for the spot. Participants are encouraged to submit questions for the webinar in advance and to help make the right tree and shrub selections for your property. Click Here to register and for more information. Visit the Master Watershed Steward Program and Penn State Extension webpages for more information on these programs. Resource Links: -- Pollinator Gardens: Help Encourage Ecological Diversity In Your Own Backyard [PaEN] -- Penn State Watershed Friendly Certification Program Expands To Large And Small Properties, Apartments [PaEN] -- Penn State Master Gardeners Certification As Pollinator Friendly Garden -- Penn State Extension Is Celebrating Pollinator Week June 17-21! [PaEN] -- Pollinator Vehicle License Plate Now Available From PennDOT To Support Pollinator Habitat Fund [PaEN] -- Agriculture Secretary, Sen. Comitta Visit Chester County’s Jenkins Arboretum, Highlighting Bill To Protect Pollinators, Boost Agriculture [PaEN] Related Articles: -- Bill Requiring PennDOT To Plant Native Plants Along State Highways Goes To Governor [PaEN] -- PA Interfaith Power & Light Launches PA Plants Native! Initiative To Plant 100,000 Trees In Next 18 Months; Fall Tree Request Form Now Live! [PaEN] -- Master Watershed Stewards Host July 15 Annual Q/A Webinar On Fall Native Tree And Shrub Sale Species [PaEN] -- Interactive Training To Help Identify And Report Aquatic Invasive Species Thru The PA AIS Field Guide App Now Available From PA Sea Grant [PaEN] -- PennLive: Free Guided Tours Of Rare Butterfly Habitat Still Available At Fort Indiantown Gap, Lebanon County [PaEN] -- Rep. Pielli To Introduce Bills To Protect Insects, Conserve Monarch Butterfly Habitats [PaEN] -- Evangelical Environmental Network Blog: Christian Hope In The World Of Pollinators - By Rev. Philip Westra, Evangelical Environmental Network [PaEN] NewsClips: -- LancasterOnline: PA Lawmakers Want To Ban Invasive Plant Species From State Highways -- Citizens Voice: Grant Will Help Lehman Sanctuary Expand Wildflower Growth -- TribLive: Leechburg Homeowner Embraces A ‘No-Mow’ Lifestyle In Armstrong County -- Sunbury Daily Item Guest Essay: You Are Nature’s Best Hope - Transform Your Property To Encourage Species Biodiversity - By Barb Jarmoska, Responsible Decarbonization Alliance [Posted: June 26, 2024] |
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