Lectures and Workshops
Recommended Topics
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Building Resilient Landscapes
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Design-less Gardening: A Naturalistic Approach
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For Us and Them: Perennial Edible Plants for Wildlife and Ourselves
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How to Make Your Life Easier With Native Plants
- Kill Your Lawn!
- Landscaping for Life, Building Wildlife Habitat Into Every Landscape
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Native Plants for New England Gardens
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Plants are Better than Mulch!
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Taking on the Big Places: Building Self-Sufficient Landscapes
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Wild Edibles: What to Grow, What to Seek, and How to Do It
Additional Options
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Adventures with Oddities: Strange and Noteworthy Natives
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Building Better Bird Habitat
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Going Native: How to Put More Native Plants onto the Landscape (2-3 hours)
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How to Identify Every Tree in New England
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Lawn Alternatives
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Low Maintenance Landscaping
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Plant Identification
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Plants for Pollinators
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Shady Edibles: Growing Native Edible Species in the Shade
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The Tastiest Plant in the City: Growing Native Perennial Edibles in Urban Environments
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Taking on the Big Places: How to Built and Maintain Self-Sufficient Spaces
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Tough Plants for Tough Places
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Weeds! Which Ones to Love and How to Avoid the Rest
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What to Propagate and How to do it (best as a hands-on workshop)
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Why We Care (Why Native Plants Matter)
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Woodies for Wildlife
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and more... Just ask
Pricing and Other Details
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The lecture fee is $475 for a 1-hour in-person lecture or $350 for a virtual lecture
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Travel fee is based on the standard IRS travel rate (currently 56 cents/mile) and covers all travel to and from a venue
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My pricing is negotiable for certain conservation groups, feel free to ask
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I arrive promptly 30 minutes ahead of every lecture
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I can rarely accommodate lectures in April or May
Thank you!