Program Details*
Title
Abundance: Native Plants, Indigenous Food Systems and Green Infrastructure
Description
Delving into these questions: what exactly is a native plant? How has our landscape changed since European colonization? What lessons can we learn from former inhabitants of this area about how food subsistence needs were met? This program explores how a general disconnection from nature by our society has blinded us to sustainable pathways forward.
Presenter’s Name
Charlie Neufeld
*Note: The information above is a draft provided by the presenter and may be different in the HalloweeM Program Booklet.
Deadlines
- Registration - Discounts for advanced registration are available through Friday, October 16th. (Note: Full payment is required by the appropriate deadline to qualify for the discount for which you registered.)
- Vendor space - Please complete and submit a Vendor Application by Thursday, October 22nd. If you have any questions after reviewing the Vendor Flyer containing all the details, contact the WeeM Vendor Liaison .
- Lodging - The hotel is offering a WeeM rate of $132 through Thursday, October 8th, subject to availability. If the hotel block is full, please contact our WeeM Chair who will try to expand the block.
- Volunteer Now! Get involved and become a star. We have a great WeeM every year due to the many of you who sign up to help out for a few hours or more. Sign up as a volunteer and qualify for raffle tickets to win one of the gift cards. Earn the coveted WeeM pin when you volunteer for least 4 hours.
- Room Sharing - Let us help match you up with another attendee who is also interested in sharing a room by submitting your information by Wednesday, October 28th.
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