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Join us for an inspiring afternoon with renowned ecologist, Douglas Tallamy, as he discusses the transformative “Homegrown National Park” movement, an aspirational project to repurpose half of America’s lawnscape for ecologically productive use. Our ecosystem cannot solely be sustained by national parks and forests. The intention is to unite fragments of land scattered across the country into a network of habitat, starting in our own backyards. Bill Fontenot and Cheryl Geiger will share their insights and experiences in planting native species and creating local ecological networks to help restore biodiversity and strengthen the surrounding environment. Learn practical tips on how you can locally contribute to this national challenge. Join this growing movement and be a model for positive change!
Visit lsu.edu/hilltop for more information about speakers, vendors, and most importantly, to register!
Register by December 31, 2024 to take advantage of Early Bird Pricing!
$75 - Hilltop Members
$85 - Non-Members
$45 - Students
Starting January 1, 2025
$85 - Hilltop Members
$95 - Non-Members
$50 - Students
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
7711 Goodwood Blvd., Baton Rouge, LA 70806, United States
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