| Saturday Oct 10, 2020 3:00 PM - Saturday Oct 10, 2020 4:30 PM | $5.00 - $25.00 |
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Cancelled - Creating a Pollinator Paradise
Pollinators are critical for the health of our ecosystems, food crops, and landscapes. See some of the Beacon Food Forest (BFF) with features that play a role in helping to protect and support pollinator populations highlighted including many of its Late Blooming plants. Learn 4 strategies for optimizing pollinator health and habitat that you can use in your own garden and community projects.
This will be a virtual class using Zoom and will feature a live tour of the Beacon Food Forest, with lecture, as well as time for questions and answers with the instructor. Zoom can be accessed via your computer or phone - https://zoom.us/.
INSTRUCTOR: Kimberly Leeper, a Seattleite since 1995, is a garden educator, regenerative landscape designer, plant and wildlife enthusiast who specializes in Pacific NW native plants, beneficial wildlife habitat, and food forests/edible forest gardens. Kimberly loves inspiring people to think more holistically about their landscapes and the planet, and create an oasis with lots of foraging opportunities close to home!
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Location(Live Virtual Class) Zoom - link will be sent to participants around October 5th
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