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EcoBeneficial Landscape Strategies for the Climate Crisis

August 26, 2025

Wild Ones welcomes you to join ecological-landscape designer Kim Eierman for a free webinar on climate-resilient gardening. Climate change is already affecting our landscapes. With more frequent droughts, floods, and weather extremes, what can habitat gardeners do?

EcoBeneficial Landscape Strategies for the Climate Crisis

Thursday, September 18, 2025 | 6:00 p.m. CT / 7 ET / 5 MT / 4 PT
Live premiere + YouTube chat

Register: https://wildones.org/landscape-strategies-for-the-climate-crisis/

I love the bright yellow of the sneezeweed’s wedge-shaped flower petals. It also has a square stem, which is unique from the other late-flowering plants. It provides a great landing space for pollinators. Photo by Robert Carlson.

In this webinar, Kim Eierman will share practical, evidence-based strategies for designing and maintaining native-plant landscapes that respond to climate impacts like drought, flooding, and biodiversity loss. Whether you’re new to native plants or already deep in the movement, you’ll leave with clear, actionable steps to make your landscape more climate smart.

About the presenter:

Kim Eierman is an environmental horticulturist and ecological-landscape designer. She is a nationally recognized speaker on sustainable landscaping. Kim is also the author of The Pollinator Victory Garden: Win the War on Pollinator Decline with Ecological Gardening.

Can’t make it live?

Register anyway – after the premiere, we’ll send you a link to the recording.

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The Home page image for this blog post is bumblebee on sneezeweed (Helenium autumnale) courtesy of Joan Rudolph.

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