Lee Marlowe, the Sustainable Landscape Ecologist for the San Antonio River Authority, is the speaker for Highland Lakes Native Plant Society of Texas’s Chapter Meeting at the Marble Falls Library, 101 Main Street, from 1:00-3:00 p.m. on Saturday, 20 September.
This meeting will count as one hour of Advanced Training credit for Master Gardeners, and one hour of Advanced Training credit for Master Naturalists.
Lee Marlowe is a restoration ecologist and ecological designer with over 25 years of professional experience working in the field of ecological restoration and natural resource management. Her expertise includes the use of native plants to provide wildlife habitat, biodiversity, water quality benefits, bank/site stabilization and aesthetic beauty in landscapes of all sizes. She currently serves as the Sustainable Landscape Ecologist for the San Antonio River Authority and President of the San Antonio Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas.
Lee’s presentation “Are You Listening? Your Landscape Will Tell You What It Needs – All You Need To Do Is Pay Attention” features sustainable landscape practices and how to support native flora and fauna.
Lee’s presentation will address
· Considerations and questions to ask yourself for a healthy landscape
· Cues from your landscape that tell you what it needs or doesn’t need
· Ideas on when to take action to help your landscape
· Tips for long-term landscape sustainability and success
The business portion of the meeting will be the first 30 minutes followed by a five minute break and then the presentation. The VP Chair or another will bring the meeting to order after the break between the business meeting and presentation to introduce the speaker.
