Keep Durham Beautiful is hosting a two-day seminar, “Beyond the Backyard: Adding Value to Managed Landscapes” on Sept 4-5, 2024. Seminar will be held at the NC Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill, tours throughout the Triangle region. Visit Keep Durham Beautiful for more information: https://keepdurhambeautiful.org/forum2024.
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On June 27th, New Hope Audubon will host a zoom session on threats and solutions for preserving and improving bird habitat. For more information and register visit: https://gaonc.org/event-5757676
Keep Durham Beautiful’s BioBlitz, a community science initiative to help record and catalog the biodiversity of a given area kicks off April 26th. Learn more…
Could you stop bleeding if you, or a hiking companion, were injured? May is Stop the Bleed month at the Durham Libraries, they have a series of classes coming up. See the attached file…
Check out Keep Durham Beautiful Garden tours on May 4 (rain date May 5). More information on their site.
April is NC BioBlitz month – Participate in their iNaturalist project
https://www.inaturalist.org/places/new
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Be sure to check out the events at Bluestem Conservation Cemetary.
Coming April 12-25, to the Chelsea Theater, the four-film Common Ground film series looks at our global food system.
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Great Southeast Pollinator Census
Participate in the Great Southeast Pollinator Census citizen science project, August 23-24th. North Carolina Master Gardeners can participate in additional training, learn more.
The Haw River Assembly’s Legislative Action Day is April 24th. Find out more and how you can help.
Help protect our drinking water and watersheds. Creek Week is a time to discover and clean up our local streams. It has been celebrated in Durham since 2009. To date, we have collected 210,989 pounds of litter with 4,808 volunteers. Read all about it HERE.