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Wildscaping ambassador train- the-trainer workshop
11:00 AM
Rawlings Public Library, 4th floor Ryalls Room)
Wildscaping ambassador train- the-trainer workshop
11:00 AM
Rawlings Public Library, 4th floor Ryalls Room)
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Do you enjoy gardening? Want to promote native landscapes, so others too can enjoy the benefits of gardening for wildlife?
Attend our train-the-trainer workshop made possible by the partnerships between Audubon Rockies, Colorado Native Plant Society and High Plains Environmental Center. We will engage and train volunteers on spreading the word about actively restoring natural habitat for birds, butterflies, and other pollinators by implementing water-wise and native gardens on our landscapes. Come enjoy meeting other fellow gardeners and learning the tools of the trade to deliver a presentation to your local garden center/nursery, garden clubs, community center, HOAs and more on the importance of creating native plant gardens that not only create a welcome place for birds, but benefit the environment and our communities too! **Special Notes: Attendees will receive a Wildscape Ambassador Handbook and invitation to our network sharing platform.
Lunch Provided.
AGENDA
10:30 Doors Open & Sign-In
11:00 Opening Remarks
Colorado Native Plant Society
Overview of Colorado Native Plant Society and their partnership with Audubon Rockies. Importance of Wildscape Ambassadors and the long term vision and goals after todays training.
11:05 Habitat Hero: Wildscaping 101 Presentation
Jamie Weiss, Audubon Rockies Habitat Hero Coordinator
From a birds-eye view, learn how to create wildlife-friendly gardens that help combat the loss of open spaces and create green corridors that link your wildscape to larger natural areas by providing habitat for wildlife.
12:05 Grab Snacks Raffle
12:15 Role Play Scenarios
Colorado Native Plant Society and Audubon Rockies
How do you ask garden centers and nurseries, garden clubs, HOAs and community organizations to host educational presentation? These role play scenarios will help demonstrate how easy it is!
12:30 Work Groups
All
As you break into work groups with a facilitator, review the best-practices manual and discuss potential questions with one another.
12:55 Wrap Up/Final Remarks
Colorado Native Plant Society and Audubon Rockies
As Wildscape Ambassadors learn about all the benefits you will receive.
Attend our train-the-trainer workshop made possible by the partnerships between Audubon Rockies, Colorado Native Plant Society and High Plains Environmental Center. We will engage and train volunteers on spreading the word about actively restoring natural habitat for birds, butterflies, and other pollinators by implementing water-wise and native gardens on our landscapes. Come enjoy meeting other fellow gardeners and learning the tools of the trade to deliver a presentation to your local garden center/nursery, garden clubs, community center, HOAs and more on the importance of creating native plant gardens that not only create a welcome place for birds, but benefit the environment and our communities too! **Special Notes: Attendees will receive a Wildscape Ambassador Handbook and invitation to our network sharing platform.
Lunch Provided.
AGENDA
10:30 Doors Open & Sign-In
11:00 Opening Remarks
Colorado Native Plant Society
Overview of Colorado Native Plant Society and their partnership with Audubon Rockies. Importance of Wildscape Ambassadors and the long term vision and goals after todays training.
11:05 Habitat Hero: Wildscaping 101 Presentation
Jamie Weiss, Audubon Rockies Habitat Hero Coordinator
From a birds-eye view, learn how to create wildlife-friendly gardens that help combat the loss of open spaces and create green corridors that link your wildscape to larger natural areas by providing habitat for wildlife.
12:05 Grab Snacks Raffle
12:15 Role Play Scenarios
Colorado Native Plant Society and Audubon Rockies
How do you ask garden centers and nurseries, garden clubs, HOAs and community organizations to host educational presentation? These role play scenarios will help demonstrate how easy it is!
12:30 Work Groups
All
As you break into work groups with a facilitator, review the best-practices manual and discuss potential questions with one another.
12:55 Wrap Up/Final Remarks
Colorado Native Plant Society and Audubon Rockies
As Wildscape Ambassadors learn about all the benefits you will receive.
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Age Group: Adults
Venue: Rawlings Public Library, 4th floor Ryalls Room)
Address: 100 W. Abriendo Ave Pueblo, Colorado 81004
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Phone: 9704166931
