Doug's #1 fan club. To appreciate all of Doug's contributions and enthusiasm for the natural world. We are Nature's Best Hope! @HNPonthemap
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10 Sep 2021
Why native plants? The most important four minutes of your day. youtu.be/trJKZDEfvrc
Why Native Plants
"Why Native Plants" is an excerpt from Urban & Suburban Meadows". h...
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8 Jan 2022
"Though I am an entomologist, I did not realize that insects were "the little things that run the world" until Wilson explained why this is so in 1987."
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3 Jan 2022
E.O. Wilson was an extraordinary scholar in every sense of the word. @UDelaware's Doug Tallamy paid tribute to the late biologist, who was the first to understand the evolutionary basis of both animal and human societies. salon.com/2021/12/30/eo-wils… #UDel #Entomology #Sustainability
ALT Harvard University Professor E.O. Wilson in his office at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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28 Jan 2024
"...even the most generalized insects, at least in the United States, can eat only 14 percent of the plant lineages that are available to it. So even a generalist is excluded from 86 percent of the plants that are out there."
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20 Aug 2021
Join us for our 2021 Annual Banquet on Thursday, Sept. 9th at Woodend Sanctuary! Our guest speaker will be Dr. Doug Tallamy.
RSVP for our potluck here: perfectpotluck.com/sofb5364
A Zoom link will be sent out later for virtual attendees. All are welcome!
#BringingNatureHome
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22 Sep 2022
22 Sep 2022
Discover our most essential trees with Doug Tallamy on 9/27 from 5:30-7pm—from practical advice about planting and caring for oaks to the best oak species for your area. Leave inspired to treasure, nurture, and protect these remarkable trees. Sign up here: bit.ly/3QUuJfw
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Join us on Monday, February 5, 2024 at 6:30 PM Central Time for a live virtual event on Zoom with Dr. Doug Tallamy. Free, but registration is required by February 3. Details: pcgarden.info/join-us-for-a-…
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23 May 2022
I didn’t care about gardening until my husband and I went to a Doug Tallamy lecture. Since then, I have been converting my yard from lawn to as many native plants as I can fit in it. It’s manual labor with the reward of beautiful flowers that help and attract beneficial wildlife.
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11 Sep 2021
Podcast!
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8 Feb 2020
How conservation starts in your yard: Doug Tallamy on NATURE’s BEST HOPE awaytogarden.com/how-conserv…
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4 Oct 2021
"Want to plan your most ecologically minded garden cleanup ever, and understand the consequences of each potential action you can take?" fall cleanup with ecology in mind @margaretroach awaytogarden.com/fall-cleanu…
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31 May 2022
31 May 2022
Instead of whipping their lawn into shape, @UDelaware's Doug Tallamy encourages people give up that perfectly manicured green carpet and let their lawns go for the sake of birds, insects and the environment. whyy.org/episodes/letting-la… #UDel #Ecology #Gardening #NativePlants
ALT A front yard full of native plants with a sign that promotes native plants to help birds and pollinators
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23 May 2022
"First and foremost, we must landscape with plants that support local food webs, for it is the transfer of energy from plants to animals that enables the animals that run our ecosystems to exist." x.com/HNPontheMap/status/152…
22 May 2022
Read Prof #dougtallamy post on Living with #biodiversity. #BiodiversityDay #BiodiversityDay2022
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17 Nov 2020
Nonnative plants are EVERYWHERE & not just invasive. We must understand their impacts on insect decline & their interactive/additive impacts with other population stressors like artificial light and climate change
fun to put this together with #dougtallamy and @Calosoma_amitch!
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21 Oct 2021
23 Nov 2020
Here's the whole comic, feel free to share! & link to the OA paper. We hope this sparks new conversations about the nuance & importance of plant species identity even among #nativeplants, and is also helpful for anyone doing on-the-ground restoration. nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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19 May 2022
7 May 2018
If you're gardening in the mid-Atlantic region, here are the top host plants for Lepidoptera larvae. Many thanks to Dr. Tallamy for providing this data and I think @DLNarango helped with this research!
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