Nature’s Best Hope With Dr. Doug Tallamy
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Collapse ▲Join Wild Things Nursery, in hosting renowned conservationist and author Dr. Doug Tallamy and N.C. Cooperative Extension on Saturday, September 20th, at 9 a.m.
This event, organized by nursery owner James Hunsucker, offers a unique opportunity to learn from leading voices in native plant advocacy and ecological restoration.
Event Highlights:
Free Entry for Students: Thanks to our host, James Hunsucker, high school and community college students in the area can attend Dr. Tallamy’s talk at no cost ($50 General Admission)!
Additional Talks: Following Dr. Tallamy’s presentation, enjoy engaging discussions on native plants and pollinators, led by Moore County and Lee County Horticulture Agents and Master Gardeners, perfect for anyone passionate about wildlife and conservation.
A Nursery Rooted in Nature: Located on a thoughtfully designed property, Wild Things Nursery balances human and wildlife spaces, fostering a haven for turkeys, wood ducks, herons, quail, deer, and more. Their container nursery maximizes conservation on a small footprint, ensuring half their land remains wild for creatures to thrive.
About Wild Things Nursery:
Wild Things Nursery, created by James Hunsucker, offers a vibrant selection of native trees, shrubs, grasses, wildflowers, and fruit and trees to support local wildlife. Their mission is to create a space where humans and nature coexist, from the grasslands around their pond to the wildflowers buzzing with pollinators. As James shares, “Where those two lines meet, humans and other wild things interact.”
Details:
Date: Saturday, September 20
Time: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Location: Wild Things Nursery, LLC, 2415 Underwood Road, Carthage, NC
Cost: Free for high school and community college students; $50 for general admission
Reservations: Reserve tickets by emailing wildthingsnurseryllc@gmail.com
Who’s Welcome: Everyone! Whether you’re a student, gardener, or nature enthusiast, join us to learn how native plants can transform our landscapes and support biodiversity.
N.C. Cooperative Extension in Moore and Lee County is proud to partner with Wild Things Nursery for this educational event to promote conservation and native plant awareness. This collaboration is not an endorsement of any commercial business.
N.C. Cooperative Extension is an equal opportunity educator.