Native Plant Communities with Matt Bright
Enjoy this presentation on “Earth Sangha’s Native Plant Compendium, Plant Communities and Native Plant Selection” given by Matt Bright, Conservation Manager for Earth Sangha.
Photo: New York Ironweed, Matt Bright
Original program date: March 19, 2022
Audubon at Home Ambassadors held their annual Potluck Ambassadors’ Brunch at the Fairfax County Government Center on March 19—a welcome gathering, their first in two years. Thirty-two Ambassadors attended, and enjoyed a presentation on “Earth Sangha’s Native Plant Compendium, Plant Communities and Native Plant Selection” given by Matt Bright, Conservation Manager for Earth Sangha.
Audubon Afternoon: John Magee
Join us as we welcome John Magee, award winning landscape designer and host of The Native Plant Podcast.
Photo: Rain garden, John Magee
Original program date: March 21, 2021
Join us as we welcome John Magee, award winning landscape designer and host of The Native Plant Podcast.
John Magee has been designing and building landscapes in the Washington DC Metro area and beyond for the past 25 years. After receiving his B.S. degree in Agriculture from the Ohio State University and spending a few years training and showing horses, he settled into the industry as the General Foreman of Pennsylvania’s highest award-winning landscape firm. While in Pennsylvania, he became a volunteer at Hawk Mountain Sanctuary and not only did he meet his wife there, but he was introduced to habitat gardening and the use of native plants in the landscape. He now operates his own award-winning design firm (Magee Design) in the beautiful countryside of Middleburg, VA where he also enjoys kayaking and taking long walks with his wife and dog. He created and hosts the “Native Plant” podcast and hosts and produces the “Protecting what Matters” podcast in partnership with the Department of the Interior’s “National Invasive Species Council” Secretariat.
Create Helpful Habitat
Looking for a reason to get out into nature? How about making your property more wildlife-friendly by adding plants native to Virginia?
Photo: Butterfly garden, Elaine Mills
Original program date: April 22, 2020
Looking for a reason to get out into nature? How about making your property more wildlife-friendly by adding plants native to Virginia? Find out why this is important during our webinar hosted by ASNV’s Audubon at Home program. This webinar was recorded on Earth Day, Wednesday, April 22, 2020, and is also is in celebration of our partnership with Green Muslims during National Arab-American Heritage Month.