Tea & Topics: Agroforestry at Riveredge & on Zoom

Are you interested in planting native tree species for landscape diversity or wildlife restoration purposes? Would you like to increase the yield of your native fruit and nut trees, or berry bushes? Then this program is for you. Matt Smith, Riveredge’s director of research & conservation, will share insights into how to increase your success by better understanding the care and management of native grown species.

This program is offered in-person and virtually. If joining in person, meet at Riveredge in the barn. Zoom link is found below!

Tea & Topics are always free to join! | Ages 18+

Pre-registration is not required, but highly recommended for the In-Person option. No registration necessary for those joining on Zoom.

Register Here to Attend at Riveredge  Join the Virtual Program