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Where Ecology Meets Economy: Season 6

August 21, 2019

This year’s Where Ecology Meets Economy! hosted by the Southeastern Wisconsin Invasive Species Consortium Inc (SEWISC) and Johnson’s Nursery, Inc™ will be held on Wednesday, September 25, 2019 at the Boerner Botanical Gardens in Hales Corners, Wisconsin.

It is a forum to bring together Green Industry Professionals (nurseries, landscape architects, arborists, contractors) and Land Management Professionals (restorationists, natural area managers, environmental educators, conservationists) to share and to learn from from each other and forum speakers. The goal is for attendees to develop working relationships which should lead to opportunities to help improve the state of our ecological communities.

Registration is now Open

Where Ecology Meets Economy: Season 6 registration is now open, so please register now and also share the link and the date with anyone you think should attend. Early bird registration is $99 for the entire day (includes meals and garden tours).

Forum Agenda & Speakers

Dr Doug Tallamy is the author of Bringing Nature Home and co-author of The Living Landscape with Rick Darke.

The forum features two presentations by Entomologist Doug Tallamy: Creating Living Landscapes and Treasures Among our Natives. Following his presentations, will be a Panel discussion held by Dan Wilson, Randy Powers, David Wanninger, Ron Gumz, Mike Yanney and yours truly, Donna VanBuecken.

Besides the day’s educational sessions, there will also be vendor booths, a silent auction, Mike Yanny poetry, Boerner Garden Tours, catered lunch and an afternoon social where attendees can mix with Green Industry and Land Management Professionals.

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