It’s been said that “water is life”, and Oakdale landowners who would like to learn more about how they can protect this resource are welcome to attend a workshop that’s been scheduled for this November.
The East Metro Water Resource Education Program will be hosting an event that will explore how the average property owner can choose plants and other landscaping elements that preserve this resource. It will be a virtual activity, and advance registration is available.
During the session, the presenter will introduce the plant and animal species that call wetlands home. They will learn about the importance of providing habitat, and the control of invasive flora and fauna and applicable laws will be included. Various grants that are available for clean water projects will be discussed, and everyone will walk away with a list of resources they can call on in the local area.
A function like this may benefit both people and the environment alike. While it may supply an introduction to a particular tropic, the attendees may wish to learn even more, and Print shops can supply materials that will allow them to do so.
The Wonderful Wetland Workshop, which will be exploring the importance of these areas and how they can be protected and even enhanced, will be held on November 9th. A link to both reserve pace and join the presentation can be found by visiting its online listing.
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