Transform your yard into a haven for wildlife with a low-maintenance, beautiful naturescape with native and edible plants! Join Kimberly Leeper of Mariposa Naturescapes and Heather Swift of Cohabitats to learn how to naturescape - design and install a wildlife-friendly, native and edible plant garden. Once installed, naturescapes require less maintenance than many yards and conventional gardens. They also keep invasive species out of our city, and of course, help native wildlife thrive in a healthy habitat.
Conservation Northwest hosts the 8th annual Wild and Scenic Environmental Film Festival on Tour.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Reception: 6 pm
Films: 7 pm to 10 pm (with intermission)
Broadway Performance Hall, Capitol Hill (Map)
Tickets: $9 (or $11 at door)
Tickets available now at Brown Paper Tickets
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Join the Seattle Aquarium Society and the National Wildlife Federation for a special presentation with Larry Schweiger, President & CEO of the National Wildlife Federation. Schewiger will be presenting his book, "Last Chance: Preserving Life on Earth" where he breaks down the science behind global climate change and takes us from Lake Erie to the icebergs of Greenland, and from Congress to America's classrooms and farmlands. Reception followed by a brief dive show in the Aquarium's Impressive Window on Washington Waters and author presentation.
Join Washington's leading conservationists to learn the latest findings on how climate change is impacting our wildlife and natural areas. In addition, find out what's happening in Washington, DC and Olympia to address these impacts. Free continental breakfast (at 9:30am and lunch provided. See below for more information and attached agenda. SPACE IS LIMITED.
Become a volunteer naturalist with the Cedar River Salmon Journey program! You receive 20 hours of training from fish and watershed experts and then spend 3 weekend days along the river, talking with people about our salmon and water. It’s a great way to learn new things and inspire people to care about the watershed and its fish and wildlife. Email naturalists@cedarriver.org or visit www.cedarriver.org to get an application or find out more information. Training begins on September 15 in Renton.
