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Resilient Landscaping: Gardening in the Defensible Space Zone

Learn how to create and maintain a fire-wise, sustainable garden that supports biodiversity while meeting County code requirements. We can help you with plant selection, placement, and maintenance, to preserve and even enhance wildlife habitat, while keeping your property and neighborhood fire-wise and sustainable. When: March 19th, 2024 5:30 pm-7:00 pm Where: Free virtual workshop

Resilient Landscapes Coalition Workshop: Within and Beyond Defensible Space

Upper Mark West Watershed 7125 St. Helena Road, Santa Rosa, United States

Presented by the Resilient Landscapes Coalition including presentations by Roberta Macintyre, Caitlin Cornwall & Eric Schoohs. Hosted by The Upper Mark West Fire Safe Council. Discover how you can make your home and the landscape beyond it fire resilient with a science-based approach including: Structural Hardening Habitat Friendly Defensible Space Vegetation Management Beyond Defensible Space

Free

Resilient Landscapes Workshop: Landscape Maintenance in the Defensible Space

Zoom

Maintenance of our landscape is the most important step in keeping your property and neighborhood fire-wise and sustainable. Learn more about how to create and maintain a fire-wise, sustainable garden that supports biodiversity while meeting County code requirements. Pruning, irrigation, mulching, composting and other maintenance techniques will be covered. Also, what to do on Red

Resilient Landscaping: Gardening in the Defensible Space Zone

Zoom

Presented by the Resilient Landscapes Coalition in partnership with Safer West County. Learn how to create and maintain a fire-wise, sustainable garden that supports biodiversity while meeting County code requirements. We can help you with plant selection, placement, and maintenance, to preserve and even enhance wildlife habitat, while keeping your property and neighborhood fire-wise and

Sonoma Ecology Center works to address challenges related to water supply and quality, open space, rural character, biodiversity, energy, climate change, and a better quality of life for all residents.

https://sonomaecologycenter.org/

The UC Master Gardener Program of Sonoma County has been extending educational outreach and providing technical assistance to home gardeners since 1981.

https://sonomamg.ucanr.edu/

The mission of the Habitat Corridor Project is to create and promote California native plant restoration gardens in the urban environment.

http://habitatcorridorproject.org/

The primary objective and purpose of FireSafe Sonoma is to provide education, exchange information and foster fire prevention and fire safety within the County of Sonoma.

https://www.firesafesonoma.org/

Sonoma Ecology Center works to address challenges related to water supply and quality, open space, rural character, biodiversity, energy, climate change, and a better quality of life for all residents.

https://sonomaecologycenter.org/

The UC Master Gardener Program of Sonoma County has been extending educational outreach and providing technical assistance to home gardeners since 1981.

https://sonomamg.ucanr.edu/

The mission of the Habitat Corridor Project is to create and promote California native plant restoration gardens in the urban environment.

http://habitatcorridorproject.org/

The primary objective and purpose of FireSafe Sonoma is to provide education, exchange information and foster fire prevention and fire safety within the County of Sonoma.

https://www.firesafesonoma.org/

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