
Gardening for Wildlife in a Warming World: How to Support Climate Resiliency Through Sequestering Carbon (Online)
October 1, 2026 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Fescue serves no purposes for wildlife, yet it is the largest crop grown in America — outpacing corn, soybeans, and cotton by far.
Learn how to garden for wildlife, from balcony container gardens to backyards and beyond. Native plants and trees support native wildlife as well as storing harmful carbon from release into the air increasing climate change. Participants will learn the basic habitat needs for local wildlife as well as the best species for storing carbon.
Attendees can begin gardening for wildlife and may even chose to learn more to help others in this endeavor. Every acre and species matters.
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Organizer: NC Climate Week, NCWF
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