As part of Creek Week, plant your own pawpaw seeds, sample some pawpaw treats, and take a hike alongside a riparian streamside buffer.

Rainwater harvesting is perfect for raised beds and containers. As part of Creek Week, learn about the benefits and enter to win a free 50-gallon rain barrel!

As part of Creek Week, enjoy this tour of Old Salem’s native trees, discussing their role in the landscape, distinguishing characteristics, and both modern-day and historical uses for our wonderful diversity of Piedmont N.C. trees.

Frances Flannery, Professor of Religion at James Madison University, is the author and editor of numerous publications specializing in biblical studies in relation to contemporary challenges such as religious terrorism, identity formation, and environmental care.

Dr. Narcisa Pricope, Professor in the Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences at UNCW, will share how she and her students have used a broad range of technology to conduct environmental analysis.

The 2023 Environmental Compliance Conference is targeted toward professionals who manage the environmental and safety compliance matters for their organization.

The Kahtleen Clay Library presents a workshop where participants will learn about a variety of environmental education teaching techniques, methods and instructional strategies.

The NC Cooperative Extension of Forsyth County hosts Master Gardeners Bill Deck and Bob Le Pere, who will cover four major ways of propagating plants: from seeds, leaf cuttings, stem cuttings, and layering.

The NC Cooperative Extension will provide a demonstration of proper pruning for ornamental trees and shrubs in the landscape.

Join the NC Cooperative Extension for a Forks on Friday lunch and learn on native plant gardening. Learn basic garden design techniques and which plants you could install.