In Florida, urban areas are a dominant feature in the landscape, and many of these urban areas are situated near natural wildlife preserves. What people do in their own yards and neighborhoods affects local and nearby wildlife populations. In this course, we will discuss steps to create and save wildlife habitat in urban areas and minimize our adverse impact on local wildlife. CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS (CEUs) Florida DBPR Board of Landscape Architecture: pending Regulatory Council of Community Association Managers: pending FNGLA: 1 CEU for FNGLA certified horticulture and landscape professionals. ISA Certified Arborists: pending TOPICS COVERED Introduction Our effects on local and nearby wildlife populations Steps to create and save wildlife habitat How to minimize our adverse impact on local wildlife

Fees: $18

This session is sponsored by the Native Plant Horticulture Foundation