PRESENTATION: A South Florida Conundrum – Blooms, Bugs and Climate Change
Join us for this Florida Climate Week event to learn about challenges in South Florida and how to engage in protecting our natural resources.
Events
Upcoming Events, Field Trips, and Webinars
8 events found.
WEBINAR – The Flora of the Southeastern United States project: Flora apps and tools for better botany
Join us on Friday, October 17 at 2pm for our webinar "The Flora of the Southeastern United States (FSUS) project: Flora apps and tools for better botany" presented by Scott Ward Research Botanist at North Carolina Botanical Garden and NCU Herbarium.
EVENT- Backyard Biodiversity Day
Join us at Mead Botanical Garden in Winter Park on Saturday, October 18 for Backyard Biodiversity Day - a free family-friendly event featuring presentations on native gardening and biodiversity, interpretive hikes, kids activities and crafts and much more!
EVENT – Fall Horticultural Expo & Plant Market
Be sure to stop by our table in Wildflower Central to learn about bringing Florida’s native wildflowers to your home landscapes to support pollinators! We'll also be sharing our work with Bee City Gainesville and how you can get involved.
FIELD TRIP – St. George Island State Park
Join us for the final event of the “Botany in Context” webinar series with Jim Folsom PhD, a guided walk through St. George Island State Park to explore its fall wildflowers and diverse habitats.
FIELD TRIP – UNF Nature Trails
Join us for a leisurely one-mile stroll on the UNF Nature Trails in search of late fall-blooming terrestrial orchids.
EVENT – Plant for Pollinators
Join the Florida Museum's Daniels Lab at the Sumter County Fairgrounds on Saturday November 8 to learn about the importance of native plants and pick up a FREE pollinator plant to help build quality habitat for wildlife in your own landscape!
WEBINAR – Seeds of Knowledge Demonstration Garden Grant
Join us on Wednesday, November 19 at 2pm for our webinar "Seeds of Knowledge Demonstration Garden Grant " presented by Marina Mertz, Roadsides and North Florida Programs Coordinator for Florida Wildflower Foundation.