Webinar Zoom Link: ReWildLongIsland.org/webinar

Join native plant and habitat specialist Joyann Cirigliano as she explores ways to attract more wildlife to our properties, using water and native wetland plants.  Learn about different ways that a pond, bog, or small stream can be easily incorporated into a garden design, and the ecological benefits it may bring.  Find out how to create small water features, and the wildlife that may be attracted to a property with the addition of one.  Discover which native plants thrive in watery environs, saturated soils, and frequently flooded areas and how they can be used to enhance specific water features. 

Joyann Cirigliano is the senior coordinator of Bird-Friendly Communities for Audubon New York at the Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary and Audubon Center. She is an ecological landscaper, environmental educator, and natural historian. She has been “running through the woods” since the age of 6 and “playing in the dirt” since the age of 8.  She is passionate about how ecosystems work, and the profound effect humanity has on nature.