Join the sixth hands-on workshop in this “Discover Hedgerows!” series with educational partners, Native Plant Salvage Foundation, and landowner demonstration-site partners, Summit Farms. You’ll see how thoughtful hedgerow design can create big benefits for a farm and surrounding ecosystems.
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What you’ll learn:
Site preparation techniques
How to install a hedgerow
Benefits to wildlife habitat, crop production, water quality, and more!
This project is over 500 feet long and it will use native trees & shrubs to protect waterways and endangered species, while providing months of blooms, fruits, and cover for wildlife of all sizes. They will intersperse hands-on learning with helping bring this immense new planting to fruition!
This is a joint project of Summit Farms, Thurston Conservation District, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, WSU Extension, & Native Plant Salvage Foundation, implemented with funding provided by Thurston County Community Planning, NRCS, and Western Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education.
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