Rewilding Talks Series: Adopt Mindful Landscape Practices

**PLEASE NOTE: This talk will be no longer be held in-person, but instead will be online. **

Is planting native enough to support local wildlife? Just as critical as what we plant is what we do in our landscapes throughout the year. In this one-hour  talk,  Anna Fialkoff will help you learn how to shift from harmful management habits and dependence on fertilizers, pesticides, and fossil fuels to adopting mindful practices that benefit salamanders, bees, birds, butterflies, and the planet’s health.

About the Rewilding Talks Series:
Wild Seed Project’s Pledge to Rewild initiative is a call-to-action, motivating people to plant natives to support bees, butterflies, birds, and other wildlife in order to make positive environmental change in their own communities. Maine Audubon and Wild Seed Project are teaming up to bring you a three-part series that goes in-depth on some of the key concepts of rewilding: transforming your lawn into layers of native plants, adopting mindful landscape practices that benefit wildlife and the planet’s health, and planting native trees that support local food webs.

Learn more and register for any part of the rewilding talks series through Maine Audubon.