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Join Madeline Potter, University of Maryland Extension Faculty Specialist for Entomology and Integrated Pest Management, for an interactive workshop on extending life in your green spaces by conserving beneficial insects and other wildlife through the cold winter months. Not all animals migrate to warmer areas once the temperatures drop, some animals seek shelter in leaves and plant debris like bumble bee queens and luna moth pupae. For a biodiverse spring, learn how to create and protect overwintering habitats within your own spaces, no matter how big or small your green space might be (container and potted gardens included)! Participants are encouraged to bring a sketch/map of their green space, including different plant species/types, structures, etc. for an opportunity to think through overwintering habitat that fits their own spaces.  

Date:
Thursday, September 18, 2025
Time:
10:30am - 11:30am
Branch:
Kent Island Branch
Location:
Kent Island Meeting Room 128
Categories:
Kent Island Branch
From Fall to Frost: How to Conserve Beneficial insects and Wildlife in Your Green Spaces with the Maryland Master Gardeners

Event Organizer

Stephanie Worek