Excited for release of new #DougTallamy book, 'Nature's Best Hope A New Approach to Conservation That Starts in Your Yard.' Timberland Press tells us it's full of serious How To. Photo ©Doug Tallamy shows how pathway protects plantings, works in yards big&small! #nativeplants

Last night I attended a lecture by Prof. Doug Tallamy on how to incorporate low impact landscaping. He said by incorporating 2-3 native plants, you can substantially increase your yard’s biohealthy impact! Thank you for the talk. #HarfordClimateAction #DougTallamy #BelAirFive

Re-think the purpose of landscaping
by #DougTallamy

Just finished reading Nature's Best Hope. Will now be planting diverse native plants on our land. #dougtallamy

Conservation Works! Each of us has the power to steward whatever soil is under our care back into a healthy ecosystem by planting native and removing invasives. #homegrownnationalpark #plantnative #conservation #dougtallamy #birds #moths #biodiversity

The water from a 2-inch downpour .... is captured almost entirely by an oak forest’s leaf litter and the organic humus it creates.
― Douglas W. Tallamy, The Nature of Oaks: The Rich Ecology of Our Most Essential Native Trees #Trees #Oaks #DougTallamy

Fantastic seminar University of Sussex by Dr Katherine Baldock 💙 unpacking the role of urban spaces for pollinators. Gardens/allotments are vital for urban pollinators and illustrate the importance of #GardeningForNature .

See Natures Best Hope by Doug Tallamy, a relevant great read

Doug Tallamy #COPLets #COP27 Poets for the Planet

Ancient Oak trees stand in the rain doing their thing,
we need to protect them from the chainsaws zing

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Kaproth Lab giving away some native oak trees at an Earth Day Science Fair Minnesota State Mankato @mnsu_biology #mnsuBiosci plant oaks! Doug Tallamy

#DougTallamy spoke at our conference today - we stopped to admire a blooming #prunuscaroliniana on the way #naturesbesthope is *our*yards!

Presenting to the community Dr. Narango!!!! Desiree L. Narango, PhD
#kickedass #ornithology Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center #dougtallamy

“The oak tree is great at sequestering carbon & at managing our watershed because it has such a big canopy & root system.” #TanneryLand #WhiteOak #NoClearCutsInKingston #ygk #DougTallamy #UrbanForest

A great turnout on a snowy Vermont morning for the plenary session of #NALMS2019 . Terrific presentation by #DougTallamy of the Univ. of Delaware. Captivating stories of plants, insects and birds and how to create landscapes that support healthy watersheds. NALMS

#Oaks support roughly 4,000 species of insects, birds+animals–more than any other tree species, says author Doug Tallamy. Learn more on Nov.9 in a 7pm panel discussion w/ Tallamy+leading #oak experts. Info: duke.is/kbzPT1 @AndrewLHipp UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden Duke Biology #DukeU

From Doug Tallamy - Why we need more oaks
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We love this! Doug Tallamy is in town for Henrico County's Native Plant Festival tomorrow. Don't miss it! bit.ly/NativePlantFest #RVA #Henrico #nativeplants

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LESS LAWN, MORE PLANET (Benjamin Vogt) Doug Tallamy The Milkweed Patch Yard Gone Wild

#Rewilding a Suburban Yard

#DougTallamy #FrontYardGarden #FrontYardLandscape #FrontYardLandscape s

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Doug Tallamy is a professor in the Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology at UDAgNaturalResources, where he has authored 100+ research publications and has taught Insect Taxonomy, Behavioral Ecology, Humans and Nature, Insect Ecology, & other courses for 40 years.