American Public Gardens Association
Thank you for joining us for our second Virtual Annual Conference! We loved the opportunity for our members to come together, share experiences, and learn.
Pre-recorded sessions are currently available to watch, and re-watch, as you wish. Live sessions will become available over the next few weeks, ideally by no later than early July. If you already registered, simply log in to access these recordings. If you didn't register for the live event but wish to purchase conference recordings after the fact, stay tuned for more information! We hope to have registration re-opened for on-demand purchasing in the next few weeks.
And of course, feel free to email us at info@publicgardens.org with general questions or inquiries!
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Thank you for joining us for our second Virtual Annual Conference! We loved the opportunity for our members to come together, share experiences, and learn.
Pre-recorded sessions are currently available to watch, and re-watch, as you wish. Live sessions will become available over the next few weeks, ideally by no later than early July. If you already registered, simply log in to access these recordings. If you didn't register for the live event but wish to purchase conference recordings after the fact, stay tuned for more information! We hope to have registration re-opened for on-demand purchasing in the next few weeks.
And of course, feel free to email us at info@publicgardens.org with general questions or inquiries!
USDA Forest Service
The USDA Forest Service manages over 191 million acres of National Forest Lands on behalf of the American people, but also has a responsibility to support management on all forested lands across the United States. In particular, USDA Forest Service manages for water, timber, rangeland, fire, and recreation. Collaboration with many agencies and organizations like the American Public Gardens Association and its members is essential if there is any hope of effectively managing and sustaining our forests for future generations.
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Floral banner image credit: Kym MacKinnon via Unsplash, taken at N.W.M.P Barracks, Canmore, Canada
Icon image credit: Monitor (ProSymbols via The Noun Project); Plant (yanti, ID via The Noun Project); Laptop (Eucalyp, The Noun Project)
