The Native Plant Workshop is a free, day-long educational event held at McFarland Park in Ames, Iowa. Partnering with Prairie Rivers of Iowa, this workshop offers participants the chance to learn about the importance of native plants, their role in supporting local pollinators, and conservation practices. Through discussions and hands-on learning, attendees will gain valuable knowledge to help protect and restore local ecosystems. Join us for a day of learning and environmental stewardship.
What to Expect
A full day of educational sessions and discussions about native plants and environmental conservation.
Who Should Attend
- Gardeners
- Environmentalists
- Students
- Nature enthusiasts
- Local residents
Agenda Overview
Full day workshop from 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Prairie Rivers of Iowa · Non-profit Organization
An environmental organization dedicated to the conservation and restoration of Iowa's natural resources.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a cost?
No, the workshop is free.
Where is it held?
McFarland Park, 56461 180th St, Ames, IA.
Do I need to register?
Yes, registration is required as spots are limited.
What should I bring?
Bring a notebook, water, and comfortable outdoor clothing.
Who is hosting?
Prairie Rivers of Iowa in partnership with the IMCC.
Is lunch provided?
Please check the registration page for details on lunch.
Tags
Environment
Plants
Ames
Conservation
Education
Workshop
Summary
A free, day-long educational workshop on native plants and conservation at McFarland Park.
Reference:
monarch.ent.iastate.edu
Highlights
- Native plant identification
- Conservation education
- Pollinator support
- Hands-on learning
- Expert discussions
- Free event
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