Saving Monarchs: The Role of Narrowleaf Milkweed & Native Flora

The team, in collaboration with , invites you to our fifth event of the year!

Join us in person for an informative discussion led by our own Environmental Services Assistant, Nahi Arreola-Bittner, who formerly worked as a Milkweed and Monarch Technician with the Santa Monica Mountains Fund, on the role of milkweed and other native plants that support monarch conservation.
Participants will learn about the different types of Milkweed native to the region, best planting practices, and other native plants that coastal communities can plant to support monarch conservation.
This workshop is introductory, perfect for people who want to learn how to expand their garden to promote monarch conservation or are just interested in learning more.

• Check-in: 9:50am-10am
• Presentation: 10am-11am
• Location: Cornucopia Community Garden - 7200 Telephone Rd, Ventura
• Free parking at the location

• Outdoor Venue: Make sure to bring water, sunscreen, and any other items that will help you feel more comfortable outdoors.
• Benches and folding chairs will be available, but attendees are encouraged to bring their own chairs and picnic blankets if they wish.
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NOTE:

• This event is intended for Ventura City residents only.
• If you register and are unable to attend, please unregister via eventbrite to allow someone else to attend.

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