Meagan Walker, Resilience In Motion

If you've heard me talk about native plant gardening in the city and are curious about it yourself, this is a great place to start!

🐝 Don’t forget to register! Our next NANPS webinar is coming up in one month and you won’t want to miss it!

Cities are the Place to Bee: The Role of the City in Shaping Bee Communities and Native Bee Understanding
📅 Thursday, October 16th
🕖 7:00 p.m. (ET)*

Urban environments may seem like unlikely homes for pollinators, but they can actually provide critical refuge for native bees if we understand how to support them. Join Anthony Ayers as he shares fascinating insights from his PhD research on how cities affect bee diversity, and how we can harness parks, yards, and gardens to support thriving pollinator populations.

🌼 Discover which native plants bees love
🏡 Learn how your garden (big or small) can help
🧠 Understand why public knowledge is key to conservation

🎟️ Reserve your spot now: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/nanps-agm-cities-are-the-place-to-bee-webinar-tickets-1533324558029?aff=oddtdtcreator

* Reminder: The webinar follows our Annual General Meeting (AGM) at 6:00 p.m. — both use the same Zoom link, so come early to catch up on all the exciting work NANPS has been doing!

Tilly has been a big help with clients this week!

For anyone who hasn’t met her yet, she is in-training from National Service Dogs, and is staying with us for 6 months as she completes the next stage of her career prep.

Starting in June, she’ll be heading to “school” every weekday, and will be tested to see what kind of service dog job she’s got a knack for.

Tilly is a super well behaved pup, and is happy to recieve all the attention, while also respecting the personal space of folks who aren’t super into dogs.

Shes going to be so good at her job one day! 💜