All Events
List of all event pages:
- Author Talk: The Seed Keeper
- Botany is Survival: How to Use Art to Get the Word Out
- Asters and Goldenrods
- Asters After Hours
- Invasive Plants: Identification, Documentation, and Control
- Botanical Inventory Methods and Techniques
- LaPlatte River Marsh
- Understanding and Managing Soils
- Mosses Field Study
- Seed Conservation
- Aquatic Plant Identification and Biology
- Plant Systematics
- Understanding and Managing Soils
- Estuary Plants of the Coffin Sanctuary
- Choosing Native Plants
- Landscape for Life
- Seed Dormancy
- Climate Change and Native Plants
- Inspired by Native Plants: Painting with Watercolor Intensive
- Learn the Land: An Introduction to Site Analysis
- The Art of Observation: Creating a Nature Sketchbook
- Mosses Field Study
- Native Herbaceous Plant Materials, Late Season
- Native Plant Design and Maintenance, Part 2
- Interesting Ferns of Mount Toby
- Inspired by Native Plants: Painting with Watercolor
- Plainfield Sanctuary
- Native Plant Design and Maintenance, Part 1
- Flora of New England Coastal Sand Dunes
- Mushrooms for Beginners
- Shade Gardens: Embracing the Dark Side
- Field Discoveries
- Mosses Field Study
- Orchids of New England
- Native Woody Plant Materials
- Seeing the Forest and the Trees: Exploring the Social History of the Outdoors
- Plant Play
- Mushrooms for Beginners
- Asters After Hours
- Author Talk: The Seed Keeper
- Plants 101: Introduction to the Green World
- Plant Ecology
- Plant Form and Function
- Plant Families
- Designing with Native Plants
- Gardening for Pollinators
- Creating Native Plant Portraits: Botanical Beauty and Ecological Relationships with Printmaking
- Native New England Shrubs
- Native New England Shrubs
- The Art of Observation: Creating a Nature Sketchbook
- Wildflowers of New England
- Site Preparation for Landscape Transformation
- Meadows 1-2-3
- Bog Plants
- Autumn Watercolor at Garden in the Woods
- Conservation Library Talks: Orange, MA
- The American Oaks: Diversity, Ecology, and Identification
- Plant Families
- Conservation Library Talks: Winthrop, MA
- Conservation Library Talks: North Attleboro, MA
- Monarchs and Milkweed Time!
- New Takes on Historic Landscapes: Berkshire Botanical Garden
- Vines and Creepers
- Framework Trees
- Conservation Library Talks: Lawrence, MA
- Native Plants and Climate Change
- Native Plants and Climate Change
- Herbaria Series: UNH Hodgdon Herbarium
- Wetland ID and Delineation
- Your Story in Seed
- Your Story in Seed
- Plant Adaptations to Fire
- Native Seed Sowing Workshop
- Ecosystem Response to Wildfire
- Plant Nutrients
- Restoration Ecology 101
- Understanding and Managing Soils
- Emerging Trends in Plants, Landscapes, and Land Care
- Conservation Biology
- The Buttercup Family (Ranunculaceae)
- Predatory Plants
- Understanding and Managing Soils
- Rooted in Land: Participatory Community Design
- New England Orchids
- The Meaning of Gardens
- Winter Botany
- Winter Pruning
- Herbaria Series: Brown University Herbarium
- History and Principles of Landscape Design
- Nature Photography
- Herbaria Series: UConn Torrey Herbarium
- Writing in the Garden
- Herbaria Series: Harvard University Herbaria
- Winter Pruning
- New England Climbers
- Vernal Mustards
- Green Photography: The Contemporary Anthotype
- Site Preparation for Landscape Transformation
- Meadows 1-2-3
- Riparian Communities
- Coastal Field Study at Haile Farm Preserve
- Framework Trees
- Residential Landscape Design
- Introduction to Grasses Identification
- Wildflowers of New England
- Conservation Library Talks: Springfield, MA
- Conservation Library Talks: Amherst, MA
- Conservation Library Talks: Wareham, MA
- Conservation Library Talks: Middleborough, MA
- Conservation Library Talks: Sandwich, MA
- Native Edibles for Cities
- Plant Systematics
- Introduction to Mosses
- Plants 101: Introduction to the Green World
- Plant Form and Function
- Plant Ecology
- Plant Families
- Designing with Native Plants
- Gardening for Pollinators
- Forest Landscapes of Southern New England
- Inspired by Nature: Watercolor Painting
- Native Plants and Birds in New England
- Joralemon Park
- Wildflowers of New England
- Wildflowers of New England
- Native Herbaceous Plant Materials (Early Season)
- Inland Pine Barrens
- Nature and Sculpture Exploration at Garden in the Woods
- Twilight Trilliums
- Twilight Trilliums
- Introduction to Mosses
- Visualizing a Garden Design: Opening Up New Possibilities
- The Ericaceae of New England: Diversity, Ecology, and Phylogeny
- The Art of Observation: Creating a Nature Sketchbook
- Plant Families
- New England Plant Communities
- New England Roses
- Introduction to Grasses Identification
- Mosses Field Study
- Native New England Shrubs
- Native Hydrangeas
- How Walks Become Words: Writing About Walking
- Flower Friends: Using the Art of Collage to Illustrate Relationships with Native Plants
- Evolution of Green Plants
- Introduction to Sedges: The Genus Carex
- Bog and Fen
- Green Immersion
- Our Future with Water: Managing Stormwater
- Predatory Plants
- Queer Botany
- Native New England Shrubs
- Plants, Pollinators, and You
- Mosses Field Study
- New England Orchids
- Native Woody Plant Materials
- Native New England Shrubs
- Native Fern Identification and Ecology
- Mushrooms for Beginners
- Stratton Mountain
- Native Herbaceous Plant Materials (Late Season)
- Field Identification Techniques
- Inspired by Nature: Watercolor Intensive
- Introduction to Wetland Plant Identification
- Introduction to Sedges: The non-Carex Genera
- Landscape for Life
- Deer-tolerant Landscapes
- The Art of Observation: Creating a Nature Sketchbook
- Meadows and Naturalized Landscapes
- Mosses Field Study
- Making Pictures from Plants: Introducing the Anthotype
- How Insects Use Plants
- Native Plant Portraits: Life Drawing in the Field
- Sonifying Nature: A Talk with Sound Artist Skooby Laposky
- Sonifying Nature: A Talk with Sound Artist Skooby Laposky
- Plant Adaptations to Fire
- Understanding and Managing Soils
- Mushrooms for Beginners
- Invasive Plants: Identification, Documentation, and Control
- New England Climbers
- Aquatic Habitats of New England
- Close Look: Plants in Art and Design
- Floodplain Forests
- Asters and Goldenrods
- Botanical Inventory Methods and Techniques
- Site Preparation for Landscape Transformation
- Understanding and Managing Soils
- Botany Is Survival: How to Use Art to Get the Word Out
- Meadows 1-2-3
- Fall Foliage in the Garden
- Regarding Nature, Opening Reception
- Framework Trees of New England
- Regarding Nature, Artist Talk
- Regarding Nature, Artist Talk
- Regarding Nature, Opening Reception
- Sonifying Nature: A Talk with Sound Artist Skooby Laposky
- Sonifying Nature: A Talk with Sound Artist Skooby Laposky
- Regarding Nature, Artist Talk