09/02/2025
If you like feeding birds, look this guy up.
Heās got some great books about keystone plants and trees. Iāve learned a lot from books.
I just got
How Can I Help?
The Living Landscape
Iāve read
Natureās Best Hope
Bringing Nature Home
On a trip to Mexico to see where the Monarchās migrate someone told me about him. Iāve went from wanting to plant things for caterpillars to planting for all wildlife.
I didnāt understand how important my role was to the caterpillars and definitely did not know a caterpillars role in nature until reading his books.
I highly recommend reading if for nothing else, knowledge and understanding of how crucial caterpillars are to all wildlife and human life.
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Have you heard? Author, ecologist, and conservationist Doug Tallamy is coming to Grand Rapids on September 14th for an inspiring evening focused on biodiversity, native plants, and the future of our shared environment. The event is free for all ages!
The amazing will have signed books available for purchase at the event!
Whether you're a longtime advocate for native plants or just beginning your journey in ecological gardening, this evening promises to educate, inspire, and connect our community in meaningful ways. Reserve your free ticket today!
This special event is a collaborative effort made possible by:
⢠⢠⢠Eastern Avenue Church ⢠⢠⢠⢠⢠ā¢
Don't miss it!
1000 Sherman St
Grand Rapids, MI 49504
5:30 PM ā Doors open, signed books available for purchase
6:30 PM ā Keynote by Doug Tallamy
7:30 PM ā Panel discussion with local leaders and conservation partners