Our Young Coyote Tracks programs offer 5 -7 year olds the opportunity to engage with Nature Connection practices in fun and meaningful ways.Our Young Coyote Tracks programs are drop-off programs offered to children aged 5 - 7 years old. Participants are then guided into the Natural World in a safe and exciting ways. Through sensory awareness activities, natural movement challenges, and 'survival skill' introductions - particpants are made more aware of, and lead to feel at home with, the Earth and her many children - rocky, rooted, finned, feathered, and furred!

Join us for a conversation looking at the world through the lens of democracy, climate change, security, and human rights.As we start a new semester, we are confronted with a world that has seen significant changes and major global events. In a year that will see more people than ever before going to the polls, there have already been multiple elections of consequence—including in France, India, Iran, Venezuela, and the UK. Conflict continues in the Middle East, Ukraine, and Sudan – and too many other places. Technology is rapidly shifting the global landscape through advances in AI, blockchain, and autonomous

Tree Checkers is a community Science Data Collection program.Tree tenders engage with tree owners, and collect size, health, and other survival data. The goal is to increase tree survival during establishment, promote stewardship through engagement, and make decisions about future plant care. Sign up to join a team of other tree checkers and coordinate a day and time that works for your schedule.

Open Studio Collaging!Here are the supplies we have at the Coven:Glue sticksMod Podge*BladesScissorsCutting MatsClippings & MagazinesMixed media paper & other background bases*you will need to supply cups and brushes for Mod PodgeAbout your Host:Jamie DeAngelis is an official SoulCollage® Facilitator and Philadelphia-based mixed-media artist who creates vibrant works with second-hand materials. She received a Bachelor of Studio Art from Rosemont College (2008), where she unlocked her love of iconography, papermaking, bookmaking, and the pop art vibes of printmaking. Since receiving a Master of Science in Arts Administration at Drexel University, she has been inspired by Philly’s arts & culture scene

Brotherly Lens: A Portrait of Philadelphia, featuring Eric T. Kunsman, Joseph Labolito, Ron Tarver.Join us on Second Thursday at Crane Arts in celebrating the group exhibition Brotherly Lens: A Portrait of PhiladelphiaAbout the exhibition:Brotherly Lens: A Portrait of Philadelphia presents a nuanced exploration of the city through the eyes of three distinguished photographers: Eric T. Kunsman, Joseph Labolito, and Ron Tarver. Each artist offers a distinctive perspective, capturing the essence of Philadelphia, its hidden dimensions, and its ongoing transformation. Eric T. Kunsman intricately maps the city through its phone lines, revealing the stark contrasts between neighborhoods. His work prompts a

This is an hour of remote ag business planning technical assistance that will be confirmed upon sign-up. Date subject to change.Speak with an agriculture technical assistance provider about crop planning, harvest and post-harvest handling in preparation for farm market and food hub sales, using sustainable practices for small space production. These time slots are virtual conversations. To sign up for an in-person meeting see the other in-person sessions in this collection listed for Monday and Wednesday. Your actual technical assistance slot will be confirmed by email from [email protected].

Every Friday and Saturday, a group of revolving vendors from the tri-state area will set up their shops at sunny Dilworth Park.Support a revolving list of small businesses from the Philly area and beyond at the Philadelphia Marketplace 2024! Makers and crafters from the tri-state area will bring their handmade artwork, home goods, plants and more to the outdoor market every weekend. This pop-up market is brought to you by the organizers of Christmas Village in Philadelphia and the Center City District.Every Friday and Saturday, a group of revolving vendors will set up their shops at sunny Dilworth Park. Don’t

Hosted by our Board of Directors, let's all raise a toast to DVAA & mingle w/ the best of Philly's intergenerational artist collaborative!Let's raise a toast to DVAA! Visit Catharine Street, grab a drink, and mingle with the best of Philadelphia's intergenerational artist collaborative. There's no better way to support DVAA!Join us for Cocktails (and mocktails!) on Friday, September 13 from 6:30PM-9PM. Each ticket will include:2 beveragesLight appetizers from local restaurants1 signed copy of The Art of Collaboration by Sydney WelchA professional headshot/portrait by Sarah Bloom (our Board Vice President!)Tours of the Gallery by our Executive Director, Sam and Gallery

See Mt. Cuba Center in a new light – no light, that is! Embark on a guided Night Hike to experience the stars and sounds of our natural lands after dark. Listen as the night comes alive with the chatter of owls, frogs, crickets, and maybe even a fox or two. Learn about the nocturnal animals that call our natural areas home and how to spot and listen for them once the sun goes down. Guests should be prepared to hike steep paths and uneven terrain. This program takes place in person in Mt. Cuba Center natural lands on Friday,

Come join us as a vendor or shopper for our annual flea market at East Passyunk on Sept. 14th from 9am-3pm!Vendor fee per space is $25. $40 for 2 spaces (limited availibility).Print out and complete the application, scan or take a photo and email completed form to [email protected] Form must be completed, and payment received to secure spot.Sign up in person at 1025 Mifflin St. Phila PA 19148 or through Eventbrite @ www.EPCCAC.EVENTBRITE.COM.Payments are made ONLY via Eventbrite or in person at 1025 Mifflin Street, Philadelphia, PA 19148.

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The Remake Philly Hub is hosting a Yoga Club with a sustainable fashion twist! Bring mats/towels & water for yoga.Get ready to stretch, breathe, and embrace ethical fashion with Remake's Yoga Club! We invite you to join us for a session led by Remake ambassador, Hayley Penn. This is more than just a yoga class; it's an opportunity to align your practice with your values, exploring the intersection of wellness and sustainability. Remember to bring your yoga mat or towel, a water bottle, and an open heart.We are partnering with Helpsy and there will be a clothing swap bin!! Any

The Tacony LAB free workshop series at Glen Foerd!Did you know that there are at least three methods for making a portrait? Have you ever dreamed of creating hand-made images of your loved ones, friends, or maybe from old family photographs and didn’t know where to start? Would you like to learn about the foundations of portrait drawing; techniques that anyone can learn? Join Philadelphia artist RA Friedman for a lively look inside the world of creating portraits from a variety of sources. He will demonstrate ways of working you can try right away using the painting collection that’s at

Come hang out with us & The Block Gives Back at Vogt Playground!Throughout Philadelphia there are 300+ playground and recreation centers along with 10,200 acres of public land. The Block Gives Back finds it vital that these playgrounds and recreation centers are up to par and used for the way they are intended too. Therefore, TBGB created the Love Thy Park Tour to bring positive action, activity, and awareness to our local playground and parks. Stopping at one park a month from May to September, TBGB brings cleanings, light TLC, community outlets, and games/activities to parks all across the cityAfter,

Join us for our first Saturday Open House of the fall season! Explore the museum, our historic site, and collections.SEPTEMBER'S SATURDAY OPEN HOUSEExplore the Wagner's museum during September's Open House! The Exhibit Hall will be open for self-guided exploration of the natural history collection throughout the day. Explore our 100,000 natural history specimens, including ancient fossils, glowing minerals and animals from around the globe. Wander at your own pace or follow the path of one of our themed scavenger hunts. You can also pick up pencils and paper to draw from the specimens on display.Make sure to spend some time

When: Saturday, September 14, 2024, from 12 to 5 p.m. Where: Brandywine Park, 1080 N. Park Drive, Wilmington, DE 19802 Cost: Free.Join Stroud Water Research Center educators for educational activities in Brandywine Park followed by a paddle to the confluence of the Brandywine and Christina rivers. Beginning paddlers are welcome!  Brandywine Paddling Expedition activities run from Thursday, September 12 through Saturday, September 14. Invitees can participate in any or all of the programming and are encouraged to spread the word among colleagues, local school administrators, and teachers!  For more information and to RSVP, email Ronnie Vesnaver at [email protected].

Collaborate on a Group Print with us! Learn about Collagraphs and an inkless printmaking method using crayons and recycled cardboard.The first of our 2024 Linda Dubin Garfield Fellowship exhibition, "Press Change" workshops!In this workshop, we will use our understanding of shape and symbolism to make prints about community and care, as well as collaborate on a group print. Learn about Collagraphs and an inkless printmaking method using crayons and recycled cardboard.This workshop is open to all! We invite everyone who is interested in diy printmaking methods and making work in community. This workshop is the participants will use scissors.On Pressing

Come join us and enjoy an amazing art show, refreshments, music, and a good time with good people.Welcome to the “Look What I Made’’ Collective Art Show! Join us on Sat September 14, 2024 at 2:00 PM at 51 Maplewood Mall for a showcase of incredible creativity and talent. This event is a celebration of artists coming together to share their unique creations with the community. Come support these talented individuals and be inspired by their work. Don't miss out on this opportunity to see some amazing art up close and personal. See you there!

An engaging workshop for tweens and young teens in partnership with award-winning poet and author, Michelle MyersRomana Lee-Akiyama and Michelle Myers are partnering to host Honor Your Roots, an experiential, fun, engaging workshop for tweens and young teens (6th - 8th graders) of all backgrounds and identities.Attendees will hear excerpts from award-winning poet Michelle Myers’ middle-grade debut novel ‘Talk Me a Story About Moon Rabbit’, and be directed to write their own family folktales or stories.The workshop will help youth who attend to reflect on and document stories of their parents, grandparents, or other family members that tie back to

Join Iris on Saturday, September 14 from 4-6 PM at the Norris Square Neighborhood Project for an alcoholado-making workshop.Photo Credit: Anh ThaiMaking Alcoholado with Iris Brown is scheduled for Saturday, September 14, from 4-6 PM, with a rain date of Sunday, September 15, from 4-6 PM. The FREE workshop takes place at the Norris Square Neighborhood Project, 2248 N Palethorp St, Philadelphia, PA. Parking is available surrounding the park. This event is fully wheelchair accessible and will be primarily in Spanish with English interpretation provided.The alcoholado workshop is organized in conjunction with Convalescence, an immersive art installation by artist Pepón

Bathe in the autumnal beauty of a masterfully designed Japanese garden in the heart of Fairmount Park with a certified forest therapy guide. What will we do? Forest Therapy, also known as “Shinrin-Yoku,” refers to the practice of spending time in forested areas for the purpose of enhancing health, happiness, and a sense of awe. The Japanese words translate into English as “Forest Bathing” and refers to bathing in the beneficial compounds which trees emit, such as oxygen and phytoncides. Why do I need a guide? While it’s true that no one needs a guide to benefit from a walk

An art exhibition emphasizing the importance of awareness and collective effort in healing our warming earth. Gradients of Growth, a solo exhibition by artist Deirdre Murphy, examines the impact of the Anthropocene climate on tree cavity-nesting birds and East Coast pollinator species through paintings and monoprints, focusing on ecological hope and environmental healing. Inspired by nest cavities found during her residency at the Lower Merion Conservancy, Murphy's paintings feature portal views of natural scenes, while her print series, drawing from the Lehigh University Trembley Herbarium collection, highlights the significance of herbariums in climate change research. Murphy's work emphasizes the importance

Black Lotus Holistic Health Collective presents Self Care Sundays with meditation and yoga classes.Welcome to Self Care Sundays! Join us on Sundays at 11:00 AM for some time dedicated to self-care and relaxation. This event will take place at Black Lotus HHC at 206 Rittenhousetown Lane, where you can unwind and focus on yourself.Take part in yoga sessions, meditation exercises, and mindfulness activities to rejuvenate your mind and body. Treat yourself to healthy snacks and refreshments while connecting with like-minded individuals. Don't miss out on this opportunity to prioritize your well-being and practice self-love. See you there!More about Black Lotus

Learn about the impact that 15,000 soldiers had on Kennett citizens on September 10,1777.Featured Speaker: Cliff Parker, Director, Chester County ArchivesIn September 1777, British and American soldiers marched across Chester County’s landscape, causing considerable damage to those in their path. On September 10, 15,000 British Crown Force soldiers and camp followers descended on Kennett Township and the tiny settlement of Kennett Village. Mr. Parker will share his research and stories of the “ordinary people” and how this event altered the course of many lives. Facilitated by author and journalist Mark Bowden

FREE FUN WITH THE PHILLY GOATS in partnership with Harriton House! Bring the entire family for fun outside with GOATS! Activities will include goat cuddling, storybook reading, and a silly play. We hope to see you there! Event is rain or shine.    

Come learn how to carve your stamps using easy to carve Lino-cut. We will have the opportunity to create a collection of community stamps!The second of our 2024 Linda Dubin Garfield Fellowship exhibition, "Press Change" workshops!How can the use of repeated images and/or text be used to amplify your message? What are some ways we can use stamps for protest and liberation? Come learn how to carve your stamps using easy to carve Lino-cut. We will have the opportunity to create a collection of stamps to use as a community. This workshop is open to all! We invite everyone who

Discover the life histories of insect and plant species found in goldenrod fields.SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15Last Chance Café: The Secret Life of a Goldenrod Field2:00–3:30 PMMike Weilbacher, Naturalist and Author of Wild PhillyGoldenrod fields—the wrongful villains in thousands of allergy-relief commercials—are a critically important ecosystem for millions of butterflies, bugs, and birds, offering a last chance for life-saving pollen and nectar before the long winter sets in. In a combination of indoor talk and outdoor walk, discover the wonderful life histories of the many insect and plant species found in goldenrod fields. You’ll gain a deep appreciation for this critical ecosystem

Saxophonist Mervin Toussaint plays the music from his debut album "Lakay."Bandleader Mervin Toussaint brings his soulful and intimate compositions to Germantown! An extension of his debut album, "Lakay," Mervin will bring you along on his journey of self-reflection, connection, and joy. “Lakay,” means “home” in Haitian Kreyól, and with this music, Mervin welcomes you into his home and into his world.This is a family-friendly event!About Mervin Toussaint:Mervin Toussaint is an emerging saxophonist and composer making waves as both a performer and educator in the Philadelphia area. A Haitian American, Toussaint grew up in the Haitian church which provided an important

Though there are several swifts native to North America only one can be spotted east of the Rocky Mountains - the chimney swift (Chaetura pelagica). In Philadelphia they can be spotted by the hundreds diving into our chimneys during the fall migration. If you can find the right chimney, this nightly descent is truly a wonder to behold. Join bird-enthusiast and nature guide Anisa George in learning more about this soot colored world traveler some people like to describe as a cigar with wings. We'll meet up for a bowl of veggie chilli at a Germantown community park, learn a

Join our horticulture staff for a guided garden walk!MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16Horticulture Highlights Walk1:00 – 2:00 PMJoin our horticulture staff for a guided garden walk. Highlights will include seasonal interest, design ideas, ecological horticulture practices, and new planting projects at Jenkins. Get inspired with us!Free of charge________________This walk is a part of our Fall Planting Week (Sep 16 - 22). Fall is a great season for planting in your garden! Learn about the benefits of fall planting with on-site education and tours. Come get new additions for your landscape from The Garden Shop at Jenkins. Shop for a variety of perennials,

Come to this cooking demonstration/tasting and learn about one of the Culinary Literacy Center's signature programs: Edible Alphabet!Welcoming Week is a national initiative that seeks to build common ground in communities across the United States. It encourages dialogue and forges relationships between immigrants, refugees, and U.S.-born citizens. As a Welcoming City, Philadelphia has shown its commitment to this national cause for over five years by coordinating events and programming.This year, the Culinary Literacy Center will mark Welcoming Week through a cooking demonstration and tasting centered around one of the Culinary Literacy Center's signature programs: Edible Alphabet English. The program will

Volunteer with Haverford College Arboretum!Every other Tuesday during the active volunteer season (April - October) the Arboretum hosts volunteer workdays open to the community. Each session is led by a staff member and focuses on gardening in a different area of campus. Activities will vary each week and can include but are not limited to planting, weeding, mulching, clearing invasives, and watering. The tasks required in each specific session will be announced monthly via our volunteer eNews email (sign up here).As an Arboretum volunteer, you can learn new skills, gain experience, and become a valued member of our volunteer task

Introduction to Shibori Techniques (includes drink ticket) Learn several techniques based upon ancient Japanese traditions including sewing, rope, and resist methods. All ages and abilities. Learn how to apply ancient Japanese techniques of fabric surface design. Create patterns using sewing, rope, and shape resists. Your choice of a silk scarf or cotton fabric for your design. BYO fabric and/or a jar to take home additional plant based dye created in the workshop to continue the fun. The Lazy Hammock is a new community-driven public space featuring a covered bar, a new 20-foot stage, and a performance venue, including a 16-foot

To mark the 250th anniversary of Paul Revere’s ride to the First Continental Congress, Carpenters’ Hall is teaming up with the Paul Revere House in Boston, and the First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry to shed light on this forgotten chapter of American history. Witness Revere’s arrival by horse and hear from Revere himself and his fellow Bostonian John Adams, who was a delegate to the First Continental Congress, about the crucial news Revere delivered on his Philadelphia rides and how it impacted the course of the American Revolution.

This 8 week course will teach beginning wheel throwing and ceramic glazing skills.What makes a cup a cup? What makes a cup a “good” cup? Why do we use some cups in our cabinet more often than others? This 8 week course will teach beginning wheel throwing and ceramic glazing skills by exploring these questions. We will cover the entire process of making a wheel thrown ceramic cup, including design ideation, throwing, trimming, making handles, and surface decoration. We will also view images of cup designs ancient to modern, and explore our own mug collections. By producing small, functional forms

Join the Andrea Mitchell Center for its first Graduate Student Workshop of the 2024-2025 academic year.Join the Andrea Mitchell Center for its first Graduate Student Workshop of the 2024-2025 academic year, featuring Celia Eckert (Harvard School of Government) and Kalahan Brown (Penn Annenberg).Celia Eckert: "Shifting Grounds: Protest Occupations as Worldmaking"Kalahan Brown: "Watermelon Fights: Narrative Wars in the US over the Palestine Conflict"Papers will be sent directly to those who register. Hybrid event, Zoom link will be sent out after registration.Celia Eckert is a Ph.D. candidate in Harvard’s Department of Government studying political theory and contemporary American politics. Her research examines

Back by popular demand this hands-on workshop using two seasonal favorites habaneros and pawpaws will be a unique culinary experience!Join Jose Spellman-Lopez for this hands-on workshop to learn more about paw paws, native to the mid-Atlantic. This workshop will utilize paw paws to create a tasty value-added hot sauce.

Join us for a fun day of group bike rides and skill-building activities for young riders under 17!Group Bike Ride and Skills Activities for Bike Riders Under 17Come join us for a fun-filled biking program at the Frankford Boat Launch and K&T Trail! This event is perfect for young riders looking to improve their skills and meet new friends. We'll start off with some fun skills activities to test your biking abilities followed by a group bike ride along the scenic trails! Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned rider, this event is a great opportunity to have a blast

Our Queer Community Hikes are a safe space intended to foster a sense of community, while promoting time spent outdoors & self-care.Our Queer Community Series is designed for: anyone who self-identifies as a member or ally of the Queer Community.This is a monthly group outing designed to increase your general sense of well-being while combining gentle exercise and time spent in nature.Our mindful hikes begin and end with a personal check in using our THRIVE Compass tool. We then hike to our halfway point and the group is led through a mindfulness exercise before we head back.Our events are a

Come join us for a casual meetup of small business owners and entrepreneurs on Lancaster Avenue!Small Business Meetup on Lancaster AvenueCome join us for a fun and informative Small Business meetup on Lancaster Avenue! Enjoy a light dinner, learn about Verizon Small Business Digital Ready (VSBDR), and grant opportunities. This in-person event will be held at SKS Events, located at 4231 Lancaster Ave. Connect with fellow entrepreneurs, share ideas, and network with like-minded individuals. Whether you're a seasoned business owner or just starting out, this meetup is the perfect opportunity to learn and grow your business. Don't miss out on

Professor Anna Tsing launches the Wolf Humanities Center's 2024-2025 Forum on Keywords with a talk exploring the "concreteness of concrete."Wolf Humanities Center • University of Pennsylvania2024–2025 FORUM ON KEYWORDSDR. S.T. LEE DISTINGUISHED LECTURE IN THE HUMANITIESConcreteConcrete is a material—and an adjective pointing to the physical existence of things. To be concrete is to have form in the material world. In this talk, renowned anthropologist Anna Tsing considers the material form of concrete as a building material, that is, the concreteness of concrete. Concrete repels water, and in the city of Sorong, Indonesia, where her current research has taken her, it

Profs and Pints Philadelphia presents: “Finding the Cosmic Puzzle’s Missing Pieces,” a look at how the fields of astronomy and subatomic physics are working in tandem to shed light on the darkest parts of the universe, with Mark Trodden, professor of physics, co-director of the Center for Particle Cosmology, and associate dean for the natural sciences at the University of Pennsylvania. For most of the last century, physicists pushed our understanding of the microscopic world down to ever-smaller sizes, splitting the atom to reveal its inner workings and enable astonishing new discoveries, including, most recently, the Higgs particle. At the

Stop by our Upper Wildflower Garden between 9:30 – 11 AM to watch our horticulture staff & volunteers add new plants to our landscape!THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19Planting in Action Drop-in Day9:30 – 11:00 AMCome see fall planting in action! Stop by Jenkins’ Upper Wildflower Garden anytime between 9:30 – 11:00 AM to watch our horticulture staff and volunteers add new plants to our landscape. See how to plant properly, learn about great native plants, and get behind-the-scenes information on our planting projects.Free of charge________________This walk is a part of our Fall Planting Week (Sep 16 - 22). Fall is a great

Come join us for an afternoon of volunteering at Lundale Farm as we continue to build out our educational space - prepare to get hands on!Trellis Volunteer Day at Lundale FarmCome join us for an afternoon of working on our Agricultural Learning Center at Lundale Farm! Whether you have a green thumb or just want to lend a hand, we welcome volunteers of all skill levels. It's a great opportunity to connect with nature, meet new people, and make a positive impact on the community. So far this year, Trellis gardens have grown over 22,000 pounds of produce that has

Join us for an unforgettable evening at SBN’s Farm to Fork dining event at Fork. This intimate and exclusive dining experience is not only a culinary delight but also presents an opportunity to support SBN’s mission. Indulge in a four-course meal prepared by Fork’s Head Chef, showcasing the finest locally sourced ingredients from area farms, cocktails, and much more. A VIP Cocktail Hour will begin at 5 pm, with the dining event beginning at 6 pm. By attending this special dining event, guests will enjoy an extraordinary meal and contribute towards SBN's important work to build a resilient and sustainable

Come find your writing people every third Thursday at Norristown's favorite bookstore, Recycle Read Repeat.This not a class! This is a community run writers group. This is a place to share what you have written, workshop a piece that isn't quite right, get and give feedback, make friends, laugh and comiserate, find inspiration and give inspiration.All forms of writing accepted.This group is meant for support and encouragement.

Glen Foerd is pleased to host the inaugural fundraiser for the Riverways Collaboration. Proceeds from this event will support the Riverways’ environmental internship programs in Philadelphia and Camden. We invite you to join us at this fun event, which will kick off with an optional kayak paddle at Glen Foerd from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM, followed by a reception from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Enjoy an open bar with wine and beer, live music by York Street Hustle, and a silent auction with unique items and experiences up for bid. Food will be available for purchase from the

Uncover powerhouse native plants worthy of wildlife’s 5-star review!Whether they're sustaining a bird’s stamina for winter migration, providing ample nectar for hungry bees and butterflies, or serving as a host plant for hundreds of juicy caterpillars to fuel the ecosystem food web, these native plants pack a punch in their ecological services.Collaborate with habitat advocate peers on how to put the compiled field research trials into compassionate action, right in your backyard!The Lancaster Conservancy has protected over 10,000 acres of natural lands, which are critically important to supporting biodiversity. Smaller patches of native habitats spread throughout urban landscapes are also

Experience a series of healing and artmaking activities with resident artist Ayiana VivianaJoin our current resident artist Ayiana Viviana for an artmaking session that will include a series of art and healing activities. This is the second workshop in her artist residency which includes community engagement and collaboration in creating new artwork for the banners along Torresdale Avenue.Tacony LAB Class Enrollment and Attendance PolicyAttendance Policy: We understand that traffic and other delays happen, however we request you to be on time to our events. We have a 15 minute grace period. If we are not notified and you are more

Learn about ecological restoration and ecologically conscious gardening practices at Jenkins.THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19Ecological Horticulture Practices7:00–8:30 PMSteve Wright, Director of Horticulture/Curator of Plant Collections, Jenkins Arboretum & GardensRecent weather extremes, increased pests and diseases, habitat loss, and overuse of chemical pesticides have taken their toll on our environment and all the life within it. Here at Jenkins, we recognize these challenges and are focused on reversing these trends through ecological restoration and ecologically conscious gardening practices. Learn what Jenkins is doing to improve our ecosystem and how you can join this effort.Free of charge | Virtual event (a Zoom link will