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Everyone can help support biodiversity—and it’s easier than you think! In this fast-paced, practical workshop, we’ll walk through 15 simple, high-impact actions you can take to create healthier, more vibrant ecosystems right at home or in your community.

You’ll learn how to:

• reduce nighttime light pollution

• protect local wildlife

• remove invasive plants that reduce biodiversity

• identify native plants that thrive in your ecoregion

• attract pollinators, butterflies, and birds

• design wildlife-friendly spaces that fit within your neighborhood’s norms

You’ll leave with clear, immediately actionable steps—no gardening experience needed.

This webinar is great for ReWilders curious about supporting biodiversity, from non-gardeners to those new to ecological gardening who want to make a meaningful difference where they live and work.

We highly encourage all those who join us to tell a friend about the talk as well; we would love to see you there.

To register, click the link below and tell us how you learned about the webinar.
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/O2HgJ-ksQ3i8Vl-2qXV7eg

Speaker Bio

Sarah F. Jayne is an accomplished author and environmental advocate with a longstanding commitment to wildlife habitat restoration. She has worked with plants and wildlife for more than four decades, from California to the East Coast, where she now resides.

Inspired by Doug Tallamy’s Bringing Nature Home, she shifted her focus to ecological landscaping, creating gardens that actively support wildlife. Her book, Nature’s Action Guide: How to Support Biodiversity and Your Local Ecosystem, reflects her dedication to advancing biodiversity and empowering communities to care for the natural world.

Jayne holds a degree in agriculture from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and has owned and operated an organic market farm and nursery.