Events

We invite you to attend our Annual Membership Meeting either online or at Wood Lake Nature Center in Richfield. We strongly encourage in-person attendance, mask use is welcome. Officer elections will be held during the brief hybrid business meeting.
 
Following the business meeting and election, there will be a short program on Climate Resilient Landscapes, based on the new native plant gardening guide produced by Wild Ones.
 
We'll also have a native seed exchange and volunteer appreciation pizza party for those who attend in-person! 
 
Please bring any native seeds you've collected, labeled with the following information:

Species Botanical/Latin name
Common Name
Seed Source/Location

PRESENTATION:
Climate Resilient Landscapes
 
Are you looking for something you can do to help slow down climate change, promote climate resilience and fight biodiversity losses all at the same time? Fill your garden with native trees, shrubs, grasses, and flowers! Native plants pull carbon from the atmosphere and keep it safely stored in soil. A well-designed native garden can help manage flooding and stormwater runoff - or conserve water if you’re facing drought. These beautiful plants also reduce polluting toxins, lower energy consumption, and provide habitat for threatened species. Learn how you can put their earth-healing powers to work in your garden.
 
All members attending in person will receive a printed copy.
You can also download a printable copy here.