Spring is in the Air, Build Your Garden with Care

University Place, WALocal News

The Cascade Water Alliance is hosting a web conference titled "Spring is in the Air, Build Your Garden with Care," scheduled for March 10, 2025. This event focuses on sustainable landscaping practices that are essential for supporting pollinators, which play a vital role in maintaining local ecosystems. Residents from University Place, Pierce County, and the Puget Sound area are encouraged to join and gain valuable insights into eco-friendly gardening techniques. With spring on the horizon, the timing is perfect for learning how to create inviting outdoor spaces that are also environmentally responsible. The conference will feature expert speakers who will share innovative strategies and tips for sustainable gardening.

Additionally, participants can engage in discussions with fellow gardening enthusiasts, fostering a sense of community around environmental stewardship. The event not only highlights the importance of pollinators but also emphasizes the need for collective action in sustainable practices. This initiative aligns with the city's efforts to enhance local biodiversity and promote green living.

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