How to Wildscape: Landscape Design for Wildlife – Distance Learning

Note: A computer and internet connection are required for this workshop.

With the increasing loss of animal habitat, it is more important than ever to transform our residential and commercial landscapes into wildlife-friendly spaces, or wildscapes.  An effective wildscape requires more than just flowers.  It requires attention to the interconnected relationships that exist among plants, animals, and soil.

In this distance learning workshop, landscape designer Emma Jones will guide you through the conceptual and practical issues of wildscaping your landscape.  She will discuss habitat and regional ecology, the components required for effective wildscapes, and restoration philosophy.  She will also elaborate upon specific plants and design elements to support pollinators, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and mammals.

Fee: $10 deposit, refundable upon completion of the post-workshop survey​
Registration
A weblink and instructions will be sent to you 24 hours prior to the start of class.  If you do not receive these instructions please contact [email protected].  Participants will be asked to take a brief survey, which allows the Botanical Garden to get credit from San Antonio Water System, process your refund, and for you to get WaterSaver Rewards points if any are available for the class.