Wildlife in a World-Class Garden (Science Series)

Beyond the beauty of Longwood Gardens’ plants and landscapes lives a rich community of wildlife. Mammals travel quietly through meadows and woodlands, amphibians inhabit wetlands, birds nest in towering trees, and pollinators move through seasonal blooms. Join Longwood Senior Land Stewardship Technician Ryan Pardue for this talk that explores the surprising diversity of animals that call Longwood home and how thoughtful land stewardship helps support them within an actively managed landscape. By revealing how habitat, water, and plant choices shape where wildlife lives and thrives, this program will also highlight simple ways gardeners can make their own landscapes harmonize with local mammals, amphibians, and other wildlife.
Free with Gardens admission
Advance registration required
Timed Gardens Admission Tickets required
Learn more and register: longwoodgardens.org/events-performances/events/science-series