Gardening for Pollinators

Our September program features Janine Kharey, founding president of Wild Ones of Greater Baton Rouge. Janine’s program will focus on the fascinating world of native plants and their crucial role in supporting pollinator biodiversity in planned gardens. This program delves into the intricate relationships between specific native plants and the diverse pollinators they attract, including hoverflies, beetles, bees, moths, and butterflies. You'll learn about the unique characteristics of different pollinator groups and the specific plants and design elements that cater to their needs.This comprehensive look at native plants and pollinators empowers you to create a garden that is not only beautiful but also a thriving sanctuary for a wide array of beneficial insects.

Wednesday, Sept 24, 2025 6:30pm refreshments 7:00 pm program. Room 102 @ Main Goodwood library in Baton Rouge. Our programs are open to the public.

We offer an option to join via Zoom. [Please follow this link to register]( https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/hOpnifFwS5O7ytJya2tjQA)

All of our programs are stored on our YouTube channel (search for Baton Rouge Audubon Society).

You may also like the following events from Baton Rouge Audubon Society:

• This month, 20th September, 08:00 am, Hummingbird Celebration in Baton Rouge

Also check out other Meetups in Baton Rouge.