Rebuilding Our Woodlands: Planting for Resilience After the Storm
Adult Enrichment / Home & Garden -
Winter/Spring 2026
Learn how increasing species diversity can protect woodlands from storms, insects, diseases, and drought—strengthening long-term forest health. Discover resilient tree species suited to northern Minnesota’s soils and climate, and explore the key traits that make them ideal for replanting.
This class also covers proper planting techniques, strategies to protect young trees, and simple ways to prevent damage from deer and other herbivores. Each participant will receive a tree and protective cage to help ensure successful growth. The session includes an introduction to Climate Smart Tree Seedlings—trees grown locally with genetically diverse seed sources and assisted-migration methods to thrive in evolving conditions.
March 2026
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Bemidji High School
Tuesday, Mar 31
5:30 - 7:00 PM
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Ages
18 yr. - 99 yr.
Price:
$
15
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Registration begins
Jan.
5th