Nature in the City: Biodiversity Gardening and The Restoration of Nature

Date: 2026-02-24
Time: None
Venue: Unknown
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This enlightening presentation at Wolf Performance Hall explores how urban gardens can become thriving havens for local wildlife and native species. Attendees will discover practical strategies for creating biodiverse green spaces that support pollinators, birds, and beneficial insects while contributing to broader ecological restoration efforts right in their own backyards.

The session focuses on transforming conventional gardens into nature-positive landscapes through thoughtful plant selection, habitat creation, and sustainable gardening practices. Whether working with a small balcony, suburban yard, or community garden plot, participants will gain insights into choosing native plants, creating wildlife corridors, and understanding the interconnected relationships between plants, insects, and other creatures in urban ecosystems.

Perfect for gardeners of all experience levels, environmental enthusiasts, and anyone curious about making their outdoor space more ecologically valuable. The presentation offers actionable ideas that can be implemented in any season, making it especially timely for those planning their spring gardens. This is an opportunity to learn how individual gardening choices can collectively contribute to restoring nature in urban environments.