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Growing a Healthier Landscape: Community Day

  • Botanical Garden of the Ozarks 4307 North Crossover Road Fayetteville, Arkansas, 72764 United States (map)

Discover the plants that belong, learn how to manage the ones that don’t, and leave inspired to restore your own landscape.

Visit interactive learning stations where local experts will help you identify native plants, explore practical invasive species removal techniques, and develop a revegetation plan using native species.

Participants will receive free native plants to jump-start their restoration efforts, and eligible attendees can earn Conservation Training Volunteer Hours while connecting with others who care about creating healthier habitats and waterways.

This event is funded by the US Forest Service in an initiative to reduce invasive species in the Illinois River Watershed.

Event Partners

US Forest Service

Wings on the Edge

Botanical Garden of the Ozarks

City of Fayetteville

Watershed Conservation Resource Center

The purpose of the Conservation Training Program (CTP) is to develop a workforce with the skills needed to construct and maintain environmental restoration, green infrastructure, and natural landscaping projects. 

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Please fill out this registration form if you plan to attend!

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