CLASS: Come learn with us as we explore several planning and design techniques to bring more nature to your yard. We will work with Jane Tesner Kleiner, a local landscape architect, ecologist, environmental educator and disabilities advocate, to plan for your yard improvements.
CLASS: Looking for some alternatives to everyday cleaning chemicals? Join us for a presentation, followed by a make-and-take about DIY herbal green cleaning supplies. We’ll discuss a variety of herbs and their properties that are effective in warding off bacteria, viruses, and pests as well as doing cleaning and providing aromatherapy. We’ll share several recipes for making your own cleaning supplies, then you'll have an opportunity to make two to take home to try.
CLASS: Gardens—even in urban areas—can be hotspots of biodiversity, and native plants play a key role in fostering that diversity.
EVENT: April 27th and 28th at the CASEE Center. Students will be selling NW Native Shrubs and Trees.
CLASS: Learn to identify the weeds that are growing all around you. We’ll provide an introduction to Washington State Noxious Weeds classifications and what to do if you encounter them.