Lee Marlowe is a restoration ecologist with over 25 years of professional experience working in the field of ecological restoration and natural resource management. Her expertise includes the use of native plants to provide wildlife habitat, water quality benefits, bank/site stabilization, and aesthetic beauty in landscapes of all sizes.
Rain is precious and unpredictable, and there are many simple landscape practices that can help you make the most of it when it falls. There are numerous ways to slow down, temporarily capture, and clean the rain water runoff that benefit your landscape, wildlife, and watershed health. Join Lee and learn about the wide variety of best practices and approaches for creating a more sustainable and multi-functional landscape including the basics of site analysis to determine what will work best for you to help make your landscape healthier and more resilient over time.
CULTIVATE! classes are free and take place online March 6-7. Advance registration required to sign up for the individual sessions.