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MEADOWS FOR MONARCHS PROJECT
Prairie Tour
MEADOWS FOR MONARCHS PROJECT
Prairie Tour
Wednesday, July 23, 2025
6-7 p.m.
Red Barn Reserve at The Dawes Arboretum
7087 Davis Drive | Heath
Join restoration specialists at The Dawes Arboretum to explore prairies at various stages of establishment. Compare how habitats look 1 year, 2 years, and many years after planting, and gain valuable insights into their development over time. This tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the prairie ecosystems firsthand and learn prairie establishment and management best practices.
POLLINATORS COLOR OUR WORLD
Smithsonian Gardens Exhibit
POLLINATORS COLOR OUR WORLD
Smithsonian Gardens Exhibit
June 2- July 26
Downtown branch of Licking County Library
101 W. Main Street | Newark
Pollinators are like nature's artists. Without them, 90% of the world's flowering plants would not be able to survive. Learn about these small but important creatures by exploring the poster exhibit Pollination Investigation, created by the Smithsonian Gardens.
LICKING LAND TRUST
Farm to Fork
LICKING LAND TRUST
Farm to Fork
Saturday, August 9, 2025
6:30 -9:30 p.m.
Moon Hall | Denison University
Spend a summer evening enjoying delicious food while in the company of those who recognize the value of protecting land from development and supporting our local farmers and producers. With your support we are raising awareness around land preservation and protection of green space and agricultural lands in central Ohio. This event features a number of our finest local farms and businesses in and around Licking County.
LICKING LAND TRUST
Community Science BioBlitz
LICKING LAND TRUST
Community Science BioBlitz
Saturday, September 6, 2025
Time TBD
Fryman Preserve
3720 Goose Lane | Granville
Join the Licking Land Trust for a 2-hr BioBlitz to document the biodiversity at the Fryman Preserve. Beginners, amateurs, and experts can join teams to photograph or record the plants and animals at this property owned by the Licking Land Trust. We will generate a comprehensive list of sightings and upload photos to a community science database to contribute to statewide biodiversity efforts. This fun event is open to nature enthusiasts of all ages. Children younger than 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Participants can join at any point and may work independently or as part of a team.
Saturday, September 13, 2025
8:30 a.m. - 12 noon
Granville Farmers Market
Raccoon Valley Park
1225 River Road | Granville
Early Fall is one of the best times of year to plant native plants. Purchase individual plants on the day of the sale or pre-order plant packages for pickup.
LICKING PARK DISTRICT
Harvest Moon Festival
LICKING PARK DISTRICT
Harvest Moon Festival
Saturday, October 4, 2025
12- 5 p.m.
Infirmary Mound Park
4351 Lancaster Rd. | Granville
Visit the Pollinator Pathway booth for a free native plant!
Food Trucks | Farm Petting Zoo | Rock Climbing | Archery | Carriage Rides | Bounce Houses | Crafts | Pumpkin Painting | + much more!
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POLLINATOR PATHWAY
Cultivating Backyard Habitat for Pollinators in Every Season
POLLINATOR PATHWAY
Cultivating Backyard Habitat for Pollinators in Every Season
with Dr. Desirée Narango
Artwork by Morgan Seidling, a Pataskala-based artist & Pollinator Pathway supporter.
Dates to celebrate
Dates to celebrate
National Seed Swap Day: January 25
National Invasive Species Awareness Week: February 26- March 3
Ohio Native Plant Month: April
Earth Day: April 22
Arbor Day: April 25, 2025
Stewardship Week: April 30-May 7
American Wetlands Month: May
World Bee Day: May 20
National Pollinator Month: June
National Pollinator Week: June 16-22
National Moth Month: July
National Moth Week: July 22- 30
National Public Land Day: Sept 21
World Habitat Day: October 4
Soil Health Week: November 10-16
Wildlife Conservation Day: December 4
LEARN FROM BEE EXPERT SAM DROEGE
The best place for native bees is in your garden
LEARN FROM BEE EXPERT SAM DROEGE
The best place for native bees is in your garden
POLLINATOR PATHWAY WEBINAR
Author and renowned bee expert Sam Droege takes us on a deep dive into the relationship between native plants and native bees. Discover why native bees are so important and how our landscaping practices impact these keystone species. Learn more about the plants needed by our rarest “specialist” bees who gather pollen from a single family, genus, or even a single plant species, and are most in need of conservation.
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