Savvy Garden, Savvy Lawn: An Introduction to Eco-Friendly Landscaping
Online/Virtual
Landscaping practices of the past are undergoing a major transition, with thousands of Americans now incorporating earth-friendly approaches into beautiful yards, business properties and other landscapes. Learn how property owners in Lake County are celebrating and protecting their local natural heritage while increasing the value of their properties and investing in cost-saving elements. Simple ways to participate will be highlighted and certification criteria for the region?s popular Conservation@Home program will be shared. Key concepts include native plants, invasive species, stormwater management and lawn care.
? ? ? ? ?Speaker: ?Sarah Surroz - Director of Conservation
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Sarah has been working on land and water conservation projects in Lake County for over 20 years. She helps people steward a variety of properties including natural areas, farmland, residential properties and larger landscaped sites. Sarah has a bachelor of science degree in natural resource management from the University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point. Her yard is officially recognized by the National Wildlife Federation as a Certified Wildlife Habitat. It is also certified through Conservation@Home, the eco-friendly landscaping program that is now available in much of the Chicago Region and which she directs in Lake County
Families Welcome, No Fee, No Registration required
Due to a scheduling conflict this program will be presented on the 3rd Tuesday (October 20th) of this month. We are sorry for the inconvenience and hope you can still attend.