Thursday, January 25, 12pm-1pm
HOSTED BY SOUTHERN WISCONSIN LAND CONSERVANCY
Description: Gain valuable insights into the delicate ecosystem of oak savannas and discover Southern Wisconsin Land Conservancy Board President, Steve Apfelbaum's, expertise in steering restoration efforts. Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of conservation and connect with like-minded individuals passionate about preserving the Midwest's natural heritage.
Featured Food: French
Register By: January 18th, 2024
Cost: $18.95
Thursday, March 14th, 12pm-1pm
HOSTED BY LOWER SUGAR RIVER WATERSHED ASSOCIATION
Description: Join Low Technology Institute's, Scott Johnson, and be transported in time to 2100. As we look forward to the year 2100, what adaptations could we see as we figure out how to house, clothe, and feed ourselves in a world with less energy? One answer is localism, or the idea of drawing as much as we can from renewable resources in our immediate environment. What parts of our life will fundamentally change and what might we keep the same?
Featured Food: Irish
Register by: March 7th, 2024
Cost: $18.95
Thursday, March 28th, 12pm-1pm
HOSTED BY LOWER SUGAR RIVER WATERSHED ASSOCIATION
Thursday, March 28, 12pm-1pm
Description: Jasmine Wyant is an Invasive Species Program Coordinator working with the Upper Sugar River Watershed Association and the South Central Invasives Partnership. During this Lunch and Learn the delicate balance in our native ecosystems will be examined. When introduced non-native species of plants and animals often have ecosystem altering impacts out competing native plants and wildlife for precious resources. This triggers a cascade of biological changes altering ecosystems and decreasing biodiversity.
Featured Food: TBD
Register by: March 21st, 2024
Cost: $18.95