In Person Presentation!

Fall Member Lecture

UDBG Friends: FREE;   Nonmembers: $15

Registration required,  CLICK HERE.

Develop a backyard strategy for a diversity of birds by planting a variety of native plants that provide food and habitat. Learn which plants and shrubs are the best for our local feathered friends and how to create a year-round bird oasis in your backyard. 

Eileen Boyle  is the former Director of Conservation and Research at Mt. Cuba Center. She also served as Director of Education at MCC creating their program.  Previously, she was a professor of horticulture at Mercer College in New Jersey and the Director of Horticulture at both the Philadelphia Zoo and the New York Botanical Garden.  Her career also included being the Administrator of Van Cortlandt and Pelham Bay park in New York City.

Cancellation Policy: UDBG reserves the right to cancel any program if necessary. Refunds take approximately three to four weeks to process. There will be no refunds after a class or series begins. Payment will be refunded if cancellation is made by registrant 10 business days prior to class.