Deborah Perkins, of First Light Wildlife Habitats, is a local ecologist with a passion for co-creating thriving wildlife habitats. In this thought-provoking and practical workshop, we’ll explore questions like: What are ecologically “out-of-place plants”? Which plants cause harm, which ones are beneficial, and which ones are neutral? Why? What plants are recommended to replace harmful, out-of-place plants that build a better food web for wildlife?

How can we heal habitat, restore natural plant communities, and build wildlife habitat and biodiversity – one plant at a time, and without creating a sense of dread, panic, and hostility?

If you’re contending with out-of-place plants in the spaces you tend, this workshop is for you!

This event is hosted by Wild Seed Project and Friends of Ft. Williams Park. 

Image credit: Jen Dean Photography