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New Name. Same Wonder. Now we’re Curious by Nature with Deep Roots. Join us for your twice-monthly journey into the wild and wonderful. Tune in First Thursdays at Noon and Third Thursdays at 6pm.
Questions? Contact cydney@deeprootskc.org
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Upcoming Webinars:
August
Blue River Valley – Part II with Johnson County Parks and Recreation District
You may be familiar with the “Mighty MO”, but the Blue River is truly the life force of Kansas City. 2/3 of rainfall in the metropolitan area flows through the Blue River Watershed. Beginning in Johnson County, Kansas it flows through Kansas City, Missouri spanning 41 miles to join the Missouri River. People, plants, and wildlife depend on clean water to survive. Join Deep Roots as we explore landscapes along the river, meet organizations that advocate for its health, and discuss ways to enjoy recreational activities in the Blue River Valley.
8/21 @ 12pm
September
Urban Green Rooftop Garden – Growing Season
This month Deep Roots returns to the TWA rooftop native garden to see mid-summer blooms. See green infrastructure supporting native wildlife in the Crossroads Arts District in KCMO. Ask your native gardening questions to our guest experts during the live Q&A. Learn how planting native in urban areas create beauty and healthy landscapes – no matter the footprint of the garden!
9/4 @ 12pm
9/18 @ 6pm
October
Pop-Culture Aesthetics in Native Gardening
Join artist and self-proclaimed “native plant nerd”, Cydney Ross as she explores unique gardening aesthetics using Midwestern native plants! From “Cottage-Core” to “Goth” and “Mid-Century Modern” to “Tropical” see a dazzling array of native plant palettes to consider for your home gardens. Late fall is a great time to plan your native gardens. Ask Cydney your native gardening questions during the live Q&A portion of the show.
10/2 @ 12pm
10/16 @ 6pm
November
Prescribed Fires with Johnson County Parks and Recreation District
11/6 @ 12pm
11/20 @ 6pm
December
Large Land Management at Caney Mountain Conservation Area
with Missouri Department of Conservation
12/4 @ 12pm
12/18 @ 6pm
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Recent Episodes
Exploring the Blue River Watershed – Part II
with Deep Roots and Johnson County Parks and Recreation District
Ozark Natural Communities and Features – Part I
with Missouri Department of Conservation
DIY Native Landscape Design with Deep Roots
With Cydney Ross, Outdoor Education Manager, Deep Roots
Exploring the Headwaters of the Blue River Valley
With Johnson County Park & Recreation District
Ernie Miller Park and Nature Center
With Johnson County Park & Recreation District
Hiking at Big Bull Creek Park
With Johnson County Park & Recreation District