Home Conservation Practices to Create Better Habitat

Did you know that plant choice is one of the biggest ways to improve habitat in your backyard? Learn about ornamental invasive plants and their native counterparts as well as landscaping practices that can help pollinators. Fall is a great time to think about our tiny ecological friends! Shelly Stusick, Go Beyond Beauty Program Specialist for the Northwest Michigan Invasive Species Network (ISN), is back again to give examples of what you can do to help create better habitat at home.

Notes:

Classes are held in our Community Room at Oryana West. The Community Room is in the back of the store near the restrooms and Wellness Department.

Cancellation policy - Classes are refundable up to 4 business days before the class. Please email us a [email protected] if you need to cancel. We cannot guarantee a refund with less than 4 days' notice.

About the instructor: Shelly Sustick is a Huron Pines AmeriCorps alumni, MSU Extension Master Gardener and has a Bachelors of Science in Natural Resource Management. Her passion within natural resources is helping people connect with nature, often through their owns backyards! Shelly has been with ISN since 2020.

Class Waiting List - If the class you want to take is full, email us at [email protected] to have your name added to a waiting list. People often end up dropping out so it’s worth it to get your name on the wait list.

Host or Publisher Oryana Community Co-op