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Join us in Conversation with Author Sarah F. Jayne
Hosted by Kim Correro
November 25 @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Members Only on Zoom, RSVP below. Zoom link will be sent later.
The scale of the looming biodiversity crisis can feel overwhelming, yet our individual actions do have an impact. Are you ready to transform your yard into a thriving, biodiverse habitat? Nature’s Action Guide: How to Support Biodiversity and Your Local Ecosystem highlights fifteen urgent actions that you can take to create healthy, functioning ecosystems wherever you live or work.
Each action includes an action checklist, step-by-step instructions, recommended resources, and informative tips. With a cost conscious, toward-zero-waste approach, Nature’s Action Guide is an ideal resource for busy homeowners and renters everywhere. Develop a vision for your landscape, learn to identify and grow the plants needed to attract wildlife and take the necessary steps to create a wildlife habitat that is practical, natural, and beautiful.
No green thumb? Nature’s Action Guide includes many critical actions non-gardeners can take such as reducing night light, marking windows to safeguard birds, preventing animal entrapment, and many more hands-on actions. Illustrated with over 750 color images, Nature’s Action Guide explains how to take action to restore biodiversity while we still can.
About Sarah F. Jayne
Sarah F. Jayne has worked intensively with plants and wildlife for over four decades from California to the East Coast. She earned a degree in agriculture from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and went on to own and operate an organic market farm and nursery. Later, inspired by Doug Tallamy’s Bringing Nature Home, Sarah transformed her approach to landscaping. Recognizing the pivotal role that each person can play in addressing the biodiversity crisis, she trials methods to manage ecological landscapes that enable people who may have limited resources and little or no gardening skills to encourage biodiverse ecosystems that support wildlife where they live. Her new book Nature’s Action Guide: How to Support Biodiversity and Your Local Ecosystem, a companion to Doug Tallamy’s Nature’s Best Hope features 15 urgently needed actions to support biodiversity. Sarah lives in Oxford, Pennsylvania surrounded by wildlife habitat. Find out more about Sarah at www.naturesactionguide.org.