A Seminar from the Nature Education Project
Discover how to turn your garden into a haven for local wildlife! This hands-on session will help you welcome back butterflies, birds, frogs, micro-bats, skinks, and more…
Alan will guide you through:
🌱 Choosing the right plants for wildlife
🌍 Addressing urban threats to biodiversity
🐦 Creating sustainable habitats in small spaces
About the Presenter…
Alan Shepard is a passionate advocate for sustainable gardening, biodiversity, and community engagement.
With decades of experience creating community, school, and organic gardens, Alan brings a hands-on approach to gardening education. His own garden won a Sustainable Gardens Award in 2018, and he has led numerous revegetation projects using indigenous plants across Adelaide. Alan’s workshops are packed with practical advice, creative inspiration, and a deep love for connecting people to nature.
This Nature event is seeded by Green Adelaide and hosted by the Mount Barker Community Library.
