Mr. McKinley will present a demonstration of the concepts of synergistic floral designs. Synergy is the interaction of two or more small designs that produces a combined effect greater than…
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Plants native in China have been produced and utilized all over the world. There are the good (like kiwi), the bad (like Chinese privet) and many, many more. This presentation…
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Everyone knows how to plant a tree, right? Wrong! Trees can provide economic, environmental, and social impacts as they mature; however, these impacts aren't realized until around 17 years of…
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Emergency management and first aid protocols are necessary components for any signature outreach event. In Safety First, Stephen will provide a planning document that includes steps for first aid and…
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The environment seems to be changing faster than human ability to educate residents about sustainable practices through traditional means. To address this issue, Master Gardeners from New York will share…
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This session will cover how the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Plant Hardiness Zones came to be, what they mean to gardeners and why they are still in use…
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One of the most precious resources in an urban ecosystem is space. Multi-purpose landscapes, often referred to as foodscapes or edible landscapes, are a powerful tool for making the most…
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Adaptive gardening is a new and evolving topic. Its simplest definition is adapting one's garden and gardening to their changing physical capabilities. The presentation begins with such basics as joint…
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Over the past decade, there has been mounting evidence for the effect of nature on health and wellbeing. Time spent in greenspaces have significant positive effects on mental health and…
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More and more homeowners are looking to make a difference from their own yards by creating landscapes that not only look good, but DO good by supporting insects and wildlife,…
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The Texas Master Naturalist Program engages volunteers in meaningful conservation, education, and stewardship projects that enhance natural resource management and connect communities with nature throughout Texas. With 49 chapters statewide,…
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Have you heard? Micro-credentials are all the rage! Micro-credentials are short, flexible learning opportunities designed for learners to gain knowledge in a particular skill set. This presentation will introduce participants…
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