Just as organic farming plays an important role in creating a healthier environment, organic land care in urban areas is integral to creating healthier, safer communities. That's why NCAP and the Sustainable Places Information Network (SPIN) invite you to a free workshop on organic methods for urban land care.
This event will feature local pros who specialize in sustainable design and management:
Lane Community College (LCC) Grounds Manager, Julia Schnabel will discuss LCC's program for managing the campus grounds, highlighting the practical strategies they've used to transition almost completely away from using pesticides.
From the EugeneParks and Open Space Department, Chris Girard will talk about the city's Pesticide-Free Park Program and methods they use to avoid pesticides in these areas.
Holde Fink ofNative and Urban Gardenswill share his approach to providing comprehensive landscaping services while emphazing ecological principles and avoiding toxic chemicals. Holde is an organic land care provider accredited through Oregon Tilth.
You'll also learn about other local resources for organic land care and have a chance to take home some really cool raffle items! We hope to see you there.
Wednesday, Sept 5
3pm - 4:30pm
EWEB (Riverside Community Room) 500 East 4th Avenue
Eugene, OR 97401
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