Don’t forget to register!
In-Person – By January 12, 2022. This year, the in-person conference has a maximum capacity of 244 attendees.
Virtually – By January 26, 2022.

Join the Wild Ones Fox Valley Area Chapter for their 25th Anniversary Conference Celebration with special keynote speaker, Doug Tallamy, PhD, nationally recognized environmental speaker and award-winning author. Want to know about Doug Tallamy? Read Home Grown National Park.
Wild Ones Fox Valley Area Chapter is celebrating its 25th Toward Harmony With Nature all-day conference on natural landscapes, native plants, and biodiversity this January 29, 2022. Nature’s Best Hope, featuring Dr. Doug Tallamy is a practical blueprint for a new approach to conservation that starts in our yards. By adopting a new relationship with nature, we can save the natural world – and thus ourselves. What our speakers have to say should be of interest to anyone – homeowners, gardeners, landscapers, teachers, ecologists, municipal leaders, wildlife enthusiasts, nursery owners, etc.
General Session – Solving the Climate Crisis by Bob Lindmeier, Senior Chief Meteorologist, WKOW TV, Madison
(Choose one of Concurrent 1 and II.)
Concurrent Sessions I
Companion Planting with Native Species by Danielle Bell, owner, Native Roots
The Beauty and Benefits of Rain Gardens by Paul Skawinski, Lakes Outreach Specialist, UW Stevens Point
Concurrent Sessions II
Art and Artifice in the Native Garden by Loris Damerow, Vice-President, Wild Ones National Board
An Alternative to Boring Midwestern Bluegrass and Fescue Lawns by Daniel Carter, Landowner Services Coordinator, The Prairie Enthusiasts
Attend in-person or virtually. There will be NO WALK-IN registrations the day of the conference.
Nature’s Best Hope – Keynote Speaker Douglas W. Tallamy
Toward Harmony With Nature • 25th Anniversary Conference
Saturday, January 29, 2022 • Oshkosh Convention Center • 8:00 am – 4:15 pm
Website Toward Harmony With Nature
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