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December 2023
Informal Chat Meeting
Online/Virtual
Public Welcome Free Event Chapter Meeting
We will continue to meet via Zoom for our chat meetings.
These are informal and mostly unstructured meetings where anyone can ask questions related to native plants and related topics. Have a question about using native plants in your yard? Have some comments or pictures you want to share? This is the place to be. Everyone is welcome.
The Zoom Link will open at 6:45 PM.
Plant ID Hike at Shelby Park Members Only
Shelby Bottoms Nature Center Parking Lot
Members Only Free Event Nature Walk/Hike Public Restroom Free Public Parking
We will meet in the parking area for Shelby Bottoms Nature Center for a plant ID hike. This event is for members (and family) only. The GPS coordinates for the parking area are (36.167047, -86.725294). Registration for this hike is required so participants can be contacted with any last-minute information needed.
January 2024
"Cultivating Change" with Lorraine Johnson
Hosted by Wild Ones NationalOnline/Virtual
Public Welcome Will be Recorded Free Event Program/Speaker Presentation
Explore how native gardening can address climate challenges in our next Wild Ones national webinar, “Cultivating Change” with author and activist Lorraine Johnson. Johnson has been researching and writing about environmental issues for three decades. Learn about the pivotal role of gardening as an act of stewardship in the face of climate and ecological challenges. Discover the profound connections between individual gardens and the broader world and learn how these green spaces can serve as catalysts for positive ecological and social change. Join Wild Ones for a practical and insightful discussion on gardening's positive impact on the environment and our future.
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2023 Division of Natural Areas – Events
2023 Tennessee Native Plant Society – Hikes