Conservation Landscaping for Improved Water Quality
Saturday, March 22nd
9-noon
Come and learn what you can do to make your landscape more sustainable and wildlife-friendly while protecting water quality. Topics will include:
Introduction to the Reedy Creek watershed and water quality
Native plants and their vital role in healthy ecosystems
Conservation landscaping solutions for stormwater runoff problems
Site selection, preparation, plant selection, and maintenance for a successful conservation landscaping project
Identification and removal methods for invasive plants
Habitat restoration in Crooked Branch Ravine Park
The workshop will also include a walk to look at some native plants and invasive plants growing in Forest Hill Park and to identify potential stormwater issues. Please come prepared with comfortable shoes and dress for the weather.
Workshop will be provided by Stacey Moulds and Bill Shanabruch of Local Ecotype Richmond Natives (LERN) and Suzette Lyon of the Reedy Creek Coalition (RCC).
Space is limited and registration is required. Registration is $15 and will support the work of Local Ecotype Richmond Natives and the Reedy Creek Coalition.
Stone House in Forest Hill Park