We all want to be cozy on cold winter days. While some wildlife migrates to warmer areas for the winter, many stay put. Learn how you can use your garden to create shelter for amphibians, reptiles, and insects to brave the cold. Be inspired to provide reliable food sources for birds and other wildlife. You can use your backyard as a bridge between wild spaces by preparing your garden as a haven for wildlife this winter.
About the Speaker: Keala Moon
Kaela Moon is the Plant Collections Coordinator at Brookgreen Gardens and a former Zoo Horticulturist with a deep-rooted passion for conservation and education. With undergraduate degrees in marine science and biology, along with a graduate degree in teaching, she brings a dynamic perspective to the relationship between plants and wildlife. Her expertise in conservation ecology drives her commitment to native plants and their vital role in sustaining healthy ecosystems. Kaela’s work bridges the gap between horticulture and habitat preservation, making her an invaluable resource for those eager to learn about the natural world.