Wed, Sep 6, 2023 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm

(Virtual Lunch Hour Lecture) Five Easy Choices for Healthier Yards and Gardens

Feeling anxious about the state of our environment? Join Michele Chalice to discover five choices you can make this season to manage your piece of nature in a way that welcomes more life, less lawn, more pollinators, less chemicals and more hope for yourself as well as for our collective future.

Michele Chalice, Healthy Home Habitats

Adults

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$15 / $12 member

Registration deadline: August 30

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