Ecologists, gardeners and native plant enthusiasts will gather at the March 2 meeting of the Native Plant Society of New Jersey to hear experts discuss the theme “Building Community with Native Plants – For Urban, Suburban and Rural Landscapes.” Speakers will also provide practical tips for designing sustainable landscapes and conserving public spaces with native plants, and will note the scientific underpinning of these practices and their impact.
The conference, held in partnership with Jersey Friendly Yards and the Barnegat Bay Partnership, will run from 8 a.m.
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