Learn how to create wildlife habitat in your own yard at a Q & A with Doug Tallamy on March 31. Pre-register through the Swarthmore Public Library

Nature’s Best Hope: A New Approach to Conservation that Starts in Your Back Yard
Swarthmore Public Library, Swarthmore Horticultural Society, & the Swarthmore Environmental Advisory Council present a Q&A with Doug Tallamy about his book
Thursday, March 31st at 7pm on Zoom
Registration required.

In Nature’s Best Hope, Douglas Tallamy uses his
expertise as a Professor of Entomology and Wildlife
Ecology at the University of Delaware to teach us
about ecosystems and how to protect them.
Specifically, he celebrates the power of private
landowners and the choices we can make in our own
backyards.

Tallamy shares practical advice about how to
transform your yard, along with information about the
best plants to use and those to avoid. Nature’s Best
Hope lays out all you need to know to participate in
one of the greatest conservation projects of all time!

In addition to reading the book, you can view three of
Tallamy’s online talks, in advance of the Q&A:
Nature’s Best Hope
Making Insects: A Guide to Restoring the Little Things
That Run the World
The Nature of Oaks

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