Brought to you by the WSU Extension Master Gardener Program
and the Master Gardener Foundation of Washington State
Brought to you by the WSU Extension Master Gardener Program
and the Master Gardener Foundation of Washington State
Want to help save the bees? Washington Bee Atlas Pollinator Taxonomist Karen Wright joins host Erin Hoover to talk about the Washington Bee Atlas and how to get involved to help gather data about our native bee populations.
In part seven of our Program Priority Series we go over the topic of wildfire preparedness. Forester of 37 years and Master Gardener Al Murphy joins host Erin Hoover with tips to make your yard safer in case of wildfires.
Agronomist and WSU Extension faculty member of 47 years Jim Kropf joins host Erin Hoover to discuss strategies for selecting fire-resistant plants for your landscape, no matter where you live in Washington.
In part six of our Program Priority Series, we cover the topic of water conservation. Master Gardener Mason Neil joins host Erin Hoover to talk about why we need to work to conserve our water and share strategies on how to conserve water in our gardens and natural spaces.
WSU's Teaching Professor of Horticulture Austin Little joins host Erin Hoover to talk about irrigation strategies to keep your plants healthy & thriving while conserving water.
In part 5 of our Program Priority Series, we cover pollinators. Certified Pollinator Steward Laurie Swan joins host Erin Hoover to discuss why we need to take care of our pollinators and provides listeners with strategies for helping native bees and other pollinators thrive in home and community landscapes.
WSU Extension Master Gardener State Program Leader Jennifer Marquis joins host Erin Hoover to introduce the WSU Green School.
Excited for AEC 2025? Join us as Educational Outreach Program Lead Jackie Trimble and Conference Director Cathi Lamoreux sit down with our host, Erin Hoover, to share a sneak peek of the amazing speakers and topics we have in store. Don't miss it!
In part four of our Program Priority Series we discuss local food. Evergreen Thumb Host Erin Hoover shares how much of a difference it makes to the health of an individual as well as to the health of our environment when our food is produced locally.
Sarah Stewart of WSU Forestry and The Women Owning Woodlands program joins us to talk about how to care for and manage your backyard forest.
