Join Natali Walker of Blue Ridge PRISM on October 5th in Loudoun County at Roszell Chapel UMC. She will tell you what invasive plants are and important steps to take for managing them on your own property. Event is free, … Continue reading →
From our partner Nature Forward: Yes, in My HOA Back (And Front) Yard! ONLINE: November 16 @ 7pm Join nature writer and Humane Gardener founder Nancy Lawson as she hosts a panel discussion among leading experts who have been on … Continue reading →
Join the Chesapeake Bay Trust for a robust conversation about invasive species—learn what common invaders we see across the watershed and the problem they pose, how invasive species are regulated, what maintenance practices have worked, what hasn’t worked, and how we … Continue reading →
Natali will be at the Prince William Native Plant Symposium. Stop by the PRISM information table and plan to sit in on her breakout session on invasive plants. Stop Mowing, Start Growing: Native Plants for Beginners and Beyond! Stop mowing … Continue reading →
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 →
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 →
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 →
Join us for a night with Dana Milbank, where we'll chat, laugh, and maybe even learn a thing or two about nature! Blue Ridge PRISM is pleased to host Washington Post opinion columnist and author, Dana Milbank, on April 13th … Continue reading →
