Aina Ferris has devised an iNaturalist “Project” for Wild-Ones St. Charles and Surrounding Areas involving the documentation of the natives in the near vicinity of the Jim Tom Blair Building . If you are a user of iNaturalist and reside in St. Charles, Lincoln or Warren Counties and want to help us in this endeavor, […] Continue reading "We have an INaturalist Project"
Register here to join this very interesting virtual webinar on March 7th The book by the same name by Vogt is a very interesting read. The St. Charles City County Library does not have it, but they can get it for you from other libraries. I am thankfurl to Tulsa City-County Library for their loan. Continue reading "A New Garden Ethic by Benjamin Vogt"
Not exactly, but one of our members is so impressed with our group, and our mission that she posted this on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/groups/STLNPS/permalink/2025036124337390/ Continue reading "So impressed, I bought the company"
Mary Meinhardt received this link from a friend that may be of interest especially since Sharon Sorenson will be speaking. Sharon is a bird expert who leads workshops and groups on her favorite subject. The event is the Midwestern Herb and Garden Show, February 11-13, 2022 Continue reading "Interested in Herbs and Birds?"
Doug Tallamy gave a great talk yesterday in the Ohio State University Tending Nature series. You can see it here. Continue reading "In Case You Missed It"
January 31, 2021 Deadline We are on a mission and wondered if you might be able to help us.Our WildOnes contract at Busch WildLife is for maintenance but we continue to “go over andbeyond “ our responsibilities. Our next big project is planned for this spring and will involve thetotal revamping of one of the […] Continue reading "Landscape Designer Needed!"
Today was the first in a series of six webinars on Tending Nature from Ohio State University. You can go here to register and catch up with recorded sessions. Continue reading "In Case You Missed It"
A Program of Interest Continue reading "What Is Wild and Why It Matters"
From Missouri Native Plants Society Facebook Post Maramec Springs Park outside St. James, MO is about to undergo a major transition from a traditional manicured fescue grass park to a 100% native planting park. This is excellent news. Over the past two years they have disked and seeded much of the park with soybean to […] Continue reading "Some good news"
What an honor and how nice to receive an award from Missouri Department of Conservation for our work out at Busch Conservation. Want to learn more about native plants and how to care for them? Join our St. Charles Area WildOnes Chapter! CONGRATULATIONS AND THANK YOU! MDC staff presented members of the St. Charles Area […] Continue reading "Our Hard Work a Busch Recognized!"