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Lunch & Learn Series
First Thursdays in 2022 @ Noon
Live on Zoom
Join Deep Roots each month on your lunch break to learn about native habitats, maintenance tips, amazing locations, and all things native plants!
Every first Thursday at noon (Central Time), we bring the experts to a computer near you. Each month we will we tap the expertise of local and national experts as we learn about native plants, prairies, wildlife, and more. Don’t miss a single episode!
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2022 Dates & Speakers
January 26
Winter Weather & Wildlife in Suburbia
Speaker: Alaine Hudlin, Wildlife Education Specialist
February 24
Supporting a Healthy Soil System
Speaker: Hilary Noonan, landscape architect and founder of Mad Hatter Compost Tea
March 31
Goodbye Callery pear: Smell Ya Later
Speaker: Matt Arndt, Certified Forester & Arborist
Ryan Armbrust, Rural Forestry Program Coordinator
Matt Garrett, Field Biologist
April 24
Spring Weather & Wildlife in Suburbia
Speaker: Alaine Hudlin, Wildlife Education Specialist
June 2
Welcoming Insects into our Gardens: And Why You Should
Speaker: Betsy Betros, Author, Entomologist & Master Naturalist
July 7
Summer Weather & Wildlife Tour in Suburbia
Speaker: Alaine Hudlin, Wildlife Education Specialist
August 4
To be announced
September 1
To be announced
October 6
To be announced
November 3
To be announced
December 1
To be announced
Previously in this Series…
Goodbye Callery Pear Tree–Smell Ya Later
Presenters: Matt Arndt, Certified Forester and Arborist, Ryan Armbrust, Rural Forestry Program Coordinator, and Matt Garrett, Field Biologist
Supporting a Healthy Soil System 2.0
Presenter: Hilary Noonan, landscape architect and founder of Mad Hatter Compost Tea
Winter Weather and Wildlife Webinar
Presenter: Alaine Hudlin, Wildlife Education Specialist, Kanas Department of Wildlife and Parks
(Photo credit: Cydney Ross)
Bringing Healthy Woodlands via Large Scale Honeysuckle Removal
Presenter: Matt Garrett, Field Biologist, Johnson County Parks and Recreation District.
Pollinator Friendly Neighborhoods
Presenters: Mid America Regional Council; Robert Whitman, Landscape Architect with Gould Evans; and Luke Chesek, Attorney, and Native Plant Advocate.
Spring Native Plant & Wildlife Tour
Presenter: Alaine Hudlin, Wildlife Education Specialist, Kanas Department of Wildlife and Parks