September 8-9 9 am to 2 pm Native Plant Sale: Join EC for a two-day annual fall native plant sale located at our waterfront campus in St. Michaels, MD from 9:00am-2:00pm. EC will have hundreds of native plant species available from our greenhouses available for purchase. Two workshops for the weekend are now open for registration. For more information please visit www.wetland.org. September 8 10:00–11:00 am MAMI presentation $10 donation requested Monarch Rearing: As the monarch populations continue to decline, rearing monarch butterflies provides families a role in their vital conservation efforts. Learn how to rear monarch butterflies at home or in schools to increase population numbers and provide endless hours of fascination into the wonderful world of metamorphosis. September 9 10:00-11:00 am MAMI presentation $10 donation requested Late Season Nectar Sources for Monarchs: Creating monarch habitat is a vital part of the monarch’s conservation plan across the United States. Come learn the important role of late season nectar sources, and local species that fuel the monarchs’ migration back to Mexico.
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Event Description:September 8-9 9 am to 2 pm Native Plant Sale: Join EC for a two-day annual fall native plant sale located at our waterfront campus in St. Michaels, MD from 9:00am-2:00pm. EC will have hundreds of native plant species available from our greenhouses available for purchase. Two workshops for the weekend are now open for registration. For more information please visit www.wetland.org. September 8 10:00–11:00 am MAMI presentation $10 donation requested Monarch Rearing: As the monarch populations continue to decline, rearing monarch butterflies provides families a role in their vital conservation efforts. Learn how to rear monarch butterflies at home or in schools to increase population numbers and provide endless hours of fascination into the wonderful world of metamorphosis. September 9 10:00-11:00 am MAMI presentation $10 donation requested Late Season Nectar Sources for Monarchs: Creating monarch habitat is a vital part of the monarch’s conservation plan across the United States. Come learn the important role of late season nectar sources, and local species that fuel the monarchs’ migration back to Mexico.