Tin Mountain Nature Program Native Trees and Shrubs for Wildlife on Wednesday, March 22 at 7 PM at the Mountain Nature Learning Center

Tin Mountain Nature Program

Native Trees and Shrubs for Wildlife

with Nels Liljedahl, NH District Conservationist, and Debra Marnich, Soil Conservationist

Wed, March 22, 7 PM

If you are interested in learning about NH’s beautiful native plants, tips on how to plan your landscape, or where to purchase native plants come to the Tin Mountain Nature Program Native Trees and Shrubs for Wildlife, Wednesday, March 22, 7 PM at the Tin Mountain Nature Learning Center on Bald Hill Rd in Albany, NH. Nels Liljedahl, NH District Conservationist, and Debra Marnich, Soil Conservationist with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) will fuel a gardening fever.

Driving through town on a spring day, you are likely to see flower gardens and landscapes filled with leaves, berries and blooms of exotic plants from all over the world. Although aesthetically pleasing, many of these plants become invasive, taking over the natural plant habitats for surrounding wildlife. Imagine instead your own yard as a lush green landscape speckled with brilliant native wildflowers, shrubs and trees

Debra Marnich holds a BS in Zoology and an MS in Forestry from Southern Illinois University. She has worked as Soil Conservationist for NRCS for 13 years assisting private landowners with utilization of Federal Cost share programs in planning and executing conservation practices on their properties.

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