Field Study: Wetland Habitats
Wet meadows and ponds are picturesque landscapes that provide vital food and habitat for many insects, amphibians, birds, and mammals. They also collect and store excess rainwater, reducing the likelihood of seasonal flooding of low-lying areas. Explore the distinctive ecology and common indicator species of wetland habitats and the birds that nest and feed there. Homeowners, master gardeners, landscape designers, and anyone who has a wet site on their property will benefit from this one-day field course. Dress for the weather; bring lunch, a water bottle, and binoculars; and be prepared for wet feet.
Date & Time
September 17, 2019
10:00AM - 1:00PM
More Info
302-239-4244
$49
Other Nature & Outdoors gardening native plants conservation classes ecology wetlands