Regions: USDA Zones 4-11
Native plant species play a vital role in local ecosystems, and with the decline of these species, there has been a significant deprivation in native biodiversity. This impacts loved species such as the monarch butterfly. Native plant species not only promote important habitats for pollinators and wildlife, but they also save time and money when successfully managed in rights-of-way. This webinar focuses on identifying native plant species and how they can be utilized effectively in IVM by illustrating studies, as well as established rights-of-way as habitat, within the last 60+ years.
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ABOUT THE PRESENTER
Maegan Mullinax is a business development manager and Safety Committee member at ACRT Services. She is an experienced arborist and horticulturalist and actively participates in the UVM industry. She is an ISA Certified Arborist, a member of the ISA Southern Chapter, and a member of the Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia Tree Board. She is also a member of the Veterans and Citizens Council in Fort Oglethorpe, the Georgia Tree Council, and the Utility Arborist Association where she sits on the Professional Development Committee. Contact Maegan at MMullinax@acrtinc.com.
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