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Session 2: Management Principles of Bird-Friendly Landscapes

ONLINE | Wednesday, May 10, 7 - 8:30 p.m.

Instructor: Preston Montague

$45 Non-member Adult**

(**Arboretum Members receive a 10% discount on all classes.)

Course Capacity: 50

BREG Elective - Wildlife in the Garden or Pollinators (1 hour) | NCBOLA (1.5 hrs)

Register for all three sessions to gain triple credit for the above programs, along with a $5 discount off the total cost of the three sessions. The other two sessions are available as add-ons during check out, and applicable discounts will be applied at the check out page.

Combining ideas provided in the design and management presentations, Preston will develop a landscape plan in real time demonstrating his approach to creating bird-friendly landscapes. The full series includes three evening sessions. Join in for an engaging interactive live-time presentation or enjoy the recording on demand on your own schedule. Recordings of the sessions will be available through June 30.

Preston Montague is an artist, educator, and landscape architect who developed a passion for the natural world while growing up in the rural foothills of Virginia. He works in Durham, N.C., focusing on projects that encourage stronger relationships between people and their environment. Montague’s latest body of work, Codex Carolinum, is a series of didactic botanical illustrations using art and storytelling to foster natural science literacy, which can be viewed on his website: www.prestonmontague.com

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