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habitat to sustain them.
Next will be a joint presentation by Sergio Harding of the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries, Mary Elfner of the National Audubon Society, and Maggi MacQuilliam of the Piedmont Environmental Council. They will cover “Managing Land in the Piedmont of Virginia for the Benefit of Birds and Other Wildlife” and State Acres For Wildlife Enhancement (SAFE) program.
For those interested in native plants, Lou Verner of the Department of Game and Inland Fisheries will speak on “Conservation Landscaping - Why Going Native Makes Dollars and Sense.” He will address integrating native plants and wildlife habitat into our human landscape, while reducing the need for consumption of fertilizers, pesticides, water and fossil fuels.
Prioritizing and planning habitat needs will be the subject of the talk “Habitat Triage: Assessing Your Habitat Areas and Prioritizing Responses,” by Adam Downing of the Virginia Cooperative Extension Service. He will address common habitat problems, solutions, and ways to develop a habitat plan.
In “Invasives Are Eating Your
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