Landscaping with Nature: Designing, building, and maintaining attractive native landscapes that support wildlife and reduce water usage
This workshop is suitable for landscape professionals and anyone interested in maximizing habitat values in their landscaping. Expert instructors will present cutting-edge methods of design, installation, management, and maintenance including plant selection, soil analysis, evolutionary interactions, habitat features, and planting best practices to create a wildlife-friendly landscape.
- Billy Krimmel, Miridae Landscaping Company, Sacramento
- Pat Reynolds, General Manager, Hedgerow Farms, Winters
- Haven Kiers, Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture, Dept. of Human Ecology, UC Davis
- Neal Williams, Professor of Pollination Ecology, Dept. of Entomology, UC Davis
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Haven Kiers will take us on an optional afternoon tour of the Native Plant Green Roofs on UCD Campus.
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The day begins at 8 AM with registration, coffee, a light breakfast, and viewing of our sponsor's displays. Talks begin at 8:30 AM .
Contact us if you have questions at admin@cnga.org
We hope you can join us for this fantastic event! Spaces are limited so please do not mail registrations without registering on-line first!
Download a flyer here.
CEUs: This workshop qualifies for 7.0 CEUs for Bay-Friendly Qualified Professionals and 2.0 hours of QWEL (Qualified Water Efficient Landscaper) CEUs.
Sponsored by: Delta Bluegrass Co., Miridae Landscape Co., The Watershed Nursery, Hedgerow Farms, Inc.
Landscape photos by Saxon Holt. Bee and Clarkia photo by Pat Reynolds.
