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Night Shift Pollinators & Community Gardening in Beverly: A talk at the Library

  • Sohier Room, Main Library 32 Essex Street Beverly, Massachusetts, 01915 United States (map)

Celebrate the end of the adult summer reading season with this special program featuring the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation, Green Beverly, and The Trustees of Reservations. Kate Parsons, Xerces Society Ambassador, will give an in-depth talk on moths--the unsung heroes of nighttime pollination. Green Beverly's Director of Community Engagement, Meg Cunningham, will share information about Green Beverly's demonstration garden, their garden rebate, and their pollinator map. Pilar Garro, The Trustees' Property Director, will tell you all about Moraine Farm Community Garden and how to get involved. Come celebrate another successful season of summer of reading, pollination, seed sowing and seed growing! Light refreshments will be available courtesy of the Friends of the Beverly Public Library.

Questions? Contact Kerri at kmaclaury@noblenet.org or 978-921-6062 ext., 2120. In partnership with the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation, Green Beverly, and The Trustees of Reservations.

Extra opportunity: Green Beverly is offering a free review of your electric and gas bill. Let Green Beverly try to help you lower your utility bills by bringing your bills to the event!

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