• When: Saturday, April 11, 2026 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
• Where: Oxford Library, 48 S 2nd St, Oxford, PA 19363
• Cost: $20 per person.

Ready to turn your outdoor space into a thriving wildlife habitat? Develop your vision for an ecological landscape that boosts biodiversity around your home and fits into your neighborhood. Discover resources to help you design a layered garden filled with native plants that offer food, shelter, and nesting sites for birds, pollinators, and other wildlife.

You’ll also learn efficient, wildlife‑friendly care practices and ecological design strategies that welcome wild visitors and inspire community appreciation for natural beauty. With a detailed handout and practical guidance, you’ll leave with the tools and confidence to bring your landscape to life.

The workshop will be led by Sarah F. Jayne, an environmentalist, educator, and wildlife advocate who has gardened for over 45 years from California to the East Coast. Her book “Nature’s Action Guide: How to Support Biodiversity and Your Local Ecosystem” is a companion to Doug Tallamy’s “Nature’s Best Hope” and features 15 urgent actions to support biodiversity. Sarah’s work has been featured on The Joe Gardener Show, the A Way to Garden podcast, Homegrown National Park, and in The New York Times.

This event is co-sponsored by:

• Oxford EAC
• Stroud Water Research Center
• Brandywine Conservancy
• Octoraro Watershed Association
• Elk Creeks Watershed Association