Join us for a showing of Shaking It Up: The Life and Times of Liz Carpenter followed by a Q&A with her daughter, Christy Carpenter. The auditorium will be open for seating at 12:30 and the screening will begin at 1:00, directly followed by the Q&A. Registration is required.
Gardens as Pollinator Habitat: Limitations, Potential and Context
Tuesday, March 14, 1 – 2:15 p.m. CST
Together, flowering plants and flower-visiting insects make up a third of the Earth’s species. In this talk, we will trace the relationship between flowers and insects from the primordial forests of the Cretaceous to your backyard garden. Along the way, we will discuss the limitations and potential of gardens as pollinator habitat, and we will explore how gardening might be reimagined as a cooperative, landscape-scale practice that could change the ecological meaning of cities and suburbs.
Speaker: Douglas Sponsler
$42
This course is part of the 2023 Virtual Education Series: Expanding the Practice of Landscape Design.
Questions? Email Sara Weaner at NDAL