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We often hear about the interconnectedness of things in nature. Simone Hébert Allard's presentation is based on "Nature's Best Hope", a book written by Douglas Tallamy, about keystone species that pull more than their weight in maintaining the balance in the natural world. It is a concept that had escaped Simone despite many years of reading, observing and enjoying nature. With these ideas, everything just clicked. Join us as Simone introduces us to simple concepts that will enrich the biodiversity in your backyard, your city, your acreage. The butterflies and birds will thank you.Participation: This is a hybrid event! Feel free to come in person to meet Simone and see the talk, or join us via Zoom. To join us via Zoom, please complete and submit this short form (https://forms.gle/xw29gQPXDS5pMoXz6) to sign-up. We will email out the Zoom link the evening of the talk.
Brodie Building Rm 4-34, Brandon University (directions: https://westman-naturalists.github.io/talks.html)
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Brodie Building Rm 4-34, Brandon University & Online, 419 Brandon Ave, Charlottesville, VA 22903-3309, United States
