Evenings in the Garden Spring 2022: Attracting Wildlife with Backyard Water Features with Beth Clawson

May 12, 2022 6:30PM - 8:30PM

28115 Meadowbrook Rd. Novi, MI 48118

Contact: galla301@msu.edu

May 12 - Beth Clawson - Attracting Wildlife with Backyard Water Features ($25.00)**IN-PERSON PRESENTATION ONLY

Water features in your garden are more than something pretty to look at or fountain to hear.  They can mean a survival oasis for the tiniest of beneficial creatures.  Please join us as we explore the world of water features for gardens and wildlife.

A Michigan State University Extension Educator since April 2001, Beth educates and consults in Natural resources, water quality and sustainability. Beth received her Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources from Grand Valley State University with a minor in Environmental Studies from Western Michigan University, and her Master of Science in Business Administration from Central Michigan University. She is currently State Coordinator of the Michigan Master Naturalist program; and supporting the Michigan Conservation Stewards program locally. Beth also serves to locally coordinate Natural Shorelines Landscaping and Septic System (onsite wastewater treatment) maintenance education for homeowners’ programs.

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