Fauquier Cooperative Extension Office
24 Pelham Street, Warrenton, Virginia
Fauquier Education Farm Presents: Invasive Plants Do you have problems with invasive plant species at home? Learn more about identification and some methods of control with Natali. This free event is free and open to the public. Fauquier County Extension …Continue reading →
Laurel Ridge Community College
6480 College St, Warrenton, VA, United States
Stop by and visit with Natali at the PRISM information table. Blue Ridge PRISM is pleased to be a sponsor for this event. The Virginia Society of Landscape Designers 64th Annual Winter Forum will be held at Laurel Ridge Community …Continue reading →
Daniel Technology Center
18121 Technology Drive, Culpeper, Virginia
Stop by and visit with Rowena at the PRISM information table. Blue Ridge PRISM is pleased to be a sponsor for this event. These long-running full-day conferences provide information, tools, and personal contacts to help private woodland owners keep their …Continue reading →
The James River Park System Invasive Plant Task Force presents RISAW or Richmond Invasive Species Awareness Week March 3 - 9th, 2024. Events are planned for every day and include invasive removal events at local parks, a nature walk , …Continue reading →
South Boston-Halifax County Museum
1540 Wilborn Ave, South Boston, VA
Natali Walker from Blue Ridge PRISM will be joining virtually as she discusses how to identify invasive plants and practical strategies for managing invasive plants on your own property. This event is hosted by the VCE Southside Master Gardener Association. …Continue reading →
Berryville-Clarke County Government Center
101 Chalmers Ct, Berryville, VA
7 p.m. Wednesday, March 13: "Managing Invasive Species" at the Berryville-Clarke County Government Center (101 Chalmers Ct., Berryville) is a FREE presentation by Natali Walker of Blue Ridge PRISM, a non-profit organization dedicated to reducing the negative impact of invasive plants …Continue reading →
Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, Front Royal
1500 Remount Rd, Front Royal, VA, United States
Stop by and visit PRISM's information table! Virginia Working Landscapes (VWL) is a program of the Smithsonian National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institue (NZCBI) that promotes the conservation of native biodiversity and sustainable land use through research, education and community …Continue reading →
Ice House Building Downtown Harrisonburg
127 West Bruce Street, Harrisonburg, VA
Come and see PRISM volunteers at our information table in downtown Harrisonburg! Pollinators in Your Yard will kick off with updates on the City’s Pollinator Program and touch on pollinator spaces that are “intentional, planned and maintained”. The rest of the …Continue reading →
Bonny Brook Farm
8446 Old Dumfries Road, Catlett, VA
Come visit PRISM staff and volunteers at this upcoming event from our partner, PEC, and stroll through the Virginia bluebells. Join The Piedmont Environmental Council's Julian W. Scheer Fauquier Land Conservation Fund for the 21st Annual Bluebell Walk on Cedar Run. This …Continue reading →
Morven Park
17195 Southern Planter Lane, Leessburg, VA
Spring Native Plant Sale at Morven Park April 13 @ 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Native plants add beauty and interest to your garden year round and provide important habitat for wildlife. Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s Native Plant Sale is the place to buy …Continue reading →
Gypsy Hill Park Bandstand
600 Churchville Ave, Staunton, Virginia
Stop by the Blue Ridge PRISM table to meet our staff and grab some good information! Come celebrate Earth Day with a family-friendly, fun-for-all day. Meet local wildlife with programs from The Wildlife Center of Virginia. Touch stream critters. See …Continue reading →
Hillsboro Old Stone School
37098 Charles Town Pike, Hillsboro, Virginia
Stop by PRISM's information table and ask Natali all of your invasive plant questions! Following 2,190 miles of mountain ridge lines, the Appalachian National Scenic Trail (A.T.) crosses 14 states, from Maine to Georgia. It's the longest and oldest marked …Continue reading →