Organized by NC Global Scholar student Sabina Darjee with support from the Center for Global Engagement, this hands-on Gardening Workshop is a unique opportunity to explore the impact of native and invasive plant species—and even pot your own plant to take home! 🌱
📅 Event Details:
📍 Location: Central Campus, Zeiss 1100
🗓 Date: Wednesday, March 26
⏰ Time: Noon – 2 p.m.
👥 Open to: Students interested in environmental awareness and studying abroad
🌎 What to Expect:
🌱 Presentation & Speech – Learn how native and invasive species affect the environment, with insights from Yellowstone National Park 🌿
🪴 Potting Activity – Decorate and plant your own native species to take home 🎨
🚶♂️ Parr Center Walking Tour – See how sustainability is integrated into our campus ♻️
🗣 Discussion on Environmental Advocacy – Talk about the role of native species in preserving ecosystems 🌏
✨ Why Attend?
✔️ Gain insight into sustainability & environmental advocacy
✔️ Learn how small actions can have a big impact
✔️ Enjoy a hands-on activity while connecting with like-minded students
✔️ Snacks & drinks provided! 🍎🥤
Don’t miss this chance to learn, create, and make a difference—see you there! 🌿💚