Presentations are facilitated by certified U of M Extension Crow Wing Master Gardeners. Master Gardeners are University of Minnesota-trained volunteers whose mission is to educate the public about a variety of horticulture subjects using readily-available, up-to-date research-based information. The Master Gardener Program educational effort is designed to enhance the public’s quality of life and to promote good stewardship of the environment.

All CLASSES ARE FROM 12:00 NOON TO 1:00 PM ON THE SECOND TUESDAY OF THE MONTH – IN PERSON OR ONLINE

December 10th 2024: “Designing an Indigenous Garden: Scaleable Practices to Build Community”

Indigenous gardening methods are essential for fostering biodiversity, soil health, and nutrient-dense food production through practices that have been intentionally adapted to local environments with generations of traditional ecological knowledge. These methods prioritize ecological balance and resilience, offering valuable lessons for modern agriculture in the face of climate change. Join Master Gardener intern, Kayla Maria, to learn about Indigenous gardening methods that can be applied in both home and community settings.

Register for this free Zoom webinar by clicking the link below or by calling the library at (218)829-5574. If attending live, come to the large group meeting room. https://umn.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_2yMs_deCTaCmhgdTYtMxJA;