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The MDASLA is excited to be hosting a viewing of this influential movie as well as a roundtable discussion from a panel of experts after the show!

The anticipated agenda is:
6:00pm -6:30pm Networking + refreshments
6:30pm-7:30pm – Movie Screening + boxed dinner
7:30pm-7:45 pm – Bathroom break + refreshments
7:45pm – 8:30pm- Roundtable Discussion.  Q & A( 5 minute intros and remainder Q & A)

Registration is required. https://event.akubo.com/mypublic_page.php?id=Bl9A

You are invited to attend a free showing of Hometown Habitat – Stories of Bringing Nature Home. 

The message will inspire you – all of us have the power to support habitat for wildlife and bring natural beauty to our patch of the Earth. The goal will energize you – to build a new army of habitat heroes and make natural landscaping the new landscaping norm.  Following the film is an optional hike to examine both native and non-native plants in the park at 3 p.m

To RSVP or for questions contact Greg Williams, PA IPL Board member, 215-242-0854  wacmbook@aol.com

Join us for a screening of Hometown Habitat following the plant! Popcorn and wine provided!

RSVP by emailing laurensgardens@gmail.com

Please join us at 2:00 for a walking tour of Tracy Lake. This “Diamond” property of Central NY Land Trust is a “sister” kettle lake. After the tour, we will go to the butterfly waystation garden at the Tully Community Church. At 4:00, we will share refreshments and the movie, Hometown Habitat, Stories of Bringing Nature Home, in the community room. Janet Allen, nationally recognized educator and advocate for native habitat restoration, will join us for this special afternoon.

Free and open to the public.  A $5 donation is suggested.

Free film screening and open to the public

Advance Registration is required at:
https://uconnmastergardeners.gosignmeup.com/Public/Course/Browse
The Connecticut Master Gardener Association is an equal opportunity program provider.

Join us for a free showing of Hometown Habitat – Stories of Bringing Nature Home featuring Dr. Douglas Tallamy.  You’ll learn how to bring nature home and share our common space with the plants, the insects, the birds, and the mammals that support life on earth. A short discussion follows the film.

To RSVP or for questions contact Greg Williams, PA IPL Board member, 215-242-0854  wacmbook@aol.com

Join us for a free film screening! Open to the public.

Advance Registration is required at:
https://uconnmastergardeners.gosignmeup.com/Public/Course/Browse
The Connecticut Master Gardener Association is an equal opportunity program provider

Free film screening and open to the public.  Join us!

Advance Registration is required at:
https://uconnmastergardeners.gosignmeup.com/Public/Course/Browse
The Connecticut Master Gardener Association is an equal opportunity program provider

Free film screening and open to the public.  Join us!

Advance Registration is required at:
https://uconnmastergardeners.gosignmeup.com/Public/Course/Browse
The Connecticut Master Gardener Association is an equal opportunity program provider.

University of California, Riverside,Palm Desert Center  hosts Garden Day with speakers and workshops followed by a screening of Hometown Habitat, Stories of Bringing Nature Home. Dr. Cameron Barrows will facilitate a discussion film director, Catherine Zimmerman after the film.

Join us for a screening of Hometown Habitat, Stories of Bringing Nature Home.  Many thanks to our supporters:  J L Bruce & Company and Suburban Lawn & Garden! Purchase tickets at the link below.

Join Southern Hills Garden Club members for a screening of Hometown Habitat, Stories of Bringing Nature Home featuring Dr. Douglas Tallamy.  Hometown Habitat Producer/Director, Catherine Zimmerman will introduce the film with Q & A after the screening!

More information on how to register for this event will follow ~