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    02.April.Monday

    Perfect Earth Project

    19:15 -21:00
    2018.04.02
    Quogue Wildlife Preserve
    3 Old Country Rd, Quogue, NY 11959, USA
    3 Old Country Rd, Quogue, NY 11959, USA
    https://lirpc.org/event/perfect-earth-project/

    It’s time for all of us to take heart the warnings of real science that demonstrate the hazards to people, pets, and wildlife from the use of pesticides and herbicides in our lawns and gardens. renowned garden designer Edwina von Gal’s Perfect Earth Project, based in East Hampton, NY, collaborates with professional gardeners and lawn care services to educate workers and customers about these hazards and present sustainable, wildlife friendly alternatives to a beautiful lawn. Edwina will talk about her conversion to toxin free and why toxin free is important to supporting biodiverse ecosystems. She will also provide the basics of nature-based maintenance, and design suggestions for keeping it easy with attention to bird habitat.

    Following the presentation there will be a Q&A session for individuals to address specific needs and to provide action items for encouraging neighbors and communities to engage in practices that will protect wildlife and bird populations on a wider scale.

     

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