The Fox River: Our Hidden Gem
Growing Food for Nature and People: Agroecology 101
A Fox River Presentation Series
All Programs are Free
7:00 — 8:00pm
Yorkville Public Library
902 Game Farm Road
Yorkville, IL 60560
Organized By:
The Conservation Foundation’s Kendall County Advisory Council
The Conservation Foundation is collaborating with local partners to once again offer presentation series centered around the Fox River. This series highlights the wildlife diversity, unique attributes, and recreation opportunities provided by our most valuable natural asset, the Fox River. The benefits of living in and visiting the Fox River Valley are expansive, but also dependent on our human impact in these places. Join one or all of the presentations in the series to hear the speakers’ insights on the intricacies of our environment, ways to enjoy our local outdoor spaces, the cultural significance of the Fox River, and how you can care for our natural resources.
Growing Food for Nature and People: Agroecology 101
By Connie Kollmeyer, The Conservation Foundation
Food is at the base of what people and wildlife both need. Agroecology educator, Connie Kollmeyer, will provide guidance on how both can thrive in your home garden or space, mutually benefiting from a healthy environment and further supporting the Fox River.
Series Schedule
Wednesday, January 28th
Feathered Friends of the Fox: Birds Across Local Habitats
By Scott Johnson, Forest Foundation of Kendall County
Register here
Wednesday, February 25th
Growing Food for Nature and People: Agroecology 101
By Connie Kollmeyer, The Conservation Foundation
Register here
Wednesday, March 25th
Riverine Friend or Foe: Living with American Beavers
By Rachel Siegel and Jeff Boland-Prom, Illinois Beaver Alliance
Register here
Wednesday, April 22nd
Rooted in Trouble: The Impact of Invasive Plant Species
By Sam Kilgore, Local Land Steward
Register here