Past Events
September
September 21 at 7:00 (Wednesday)
Monthly Meeting/Presentation
E. L. Johnson Nature Center, 3325 Franklin Road, Bloomfield Hills, MI
Are you thinking about planting a garden to help the environment? One option to accomplish this goal is a Rain Garden. Its’ purpose is to slow the flow of water to allow absorption and filtration. When planted with native plants it helps sustain our native pollinators. North Oakland Wild Ones (NOWO) is offering a program to help plan a Rain Garden. Kaleigh Snoddy, Director of Education and Stewardship for the Clinton River Watershed Council (CRWC) will speak on “Rain Gardens and Rain Barrels”. The inclusion of rain barrels in the program is very timely considering our lack of rain. Presentation is open to the public
September 25 at 2:00 PM (Sunday)
Native Garden Walk around Rochester
Downtown Rochester
NOWO is also offering an opportunity to see some native gardens. Rochester Pollinators currently has native gardens in the Rochester area. Sunday, September 25 at 2:00
Meet in the University and East Street parking lot. We will walk 4 blocks south to the Rochester Fire Station garden, back past the parking lot and 1 block north to the Rochester Hills Public Library. We can drive or walk to the Rochester Park garden, parking in the Pine Street lot. Other gardens may be available. “Experts” will be on hand and it is free and open to all. For information on Rochester Pollinators see RochesterPollinators.org
August
August 6-7 Noon – 5PM NOWO will be at the Detroit Zoo Green Fest with Rochester Pollinators, Free with Zoo Admission GreenFest: Embrace Your Green Journey – Detroit Zoo
Aug 13 – 10AM t0 2PM (Clarkston Area) Member walk of Native Gardens used in Residential Landscapes – More Info to come out via email to members (Event is free, but members only) JOIN NOW
Aug 27 10AM 0 12 PM– NOWO will be at the West Bloomfield, Marshbank Park, Pollinator Festival – admission is free Pollinator Festival – West Bloomfield Parks (wbparks.org)
June
June 15, 2022 7:oo – 8:00 PM E. L. Johnson Nature Center (JNC)
Lessons Learned – Introducing Biodiversity
Presenter: Dan Badgley, Retired Manager,
Walk of the JNC to see the restoration work in person
(This will be outdoors so plan for mosquito protection and the weather)
