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Webinars
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Ohio State Master Gardener Webinars
2021 Ohio Master Gardener
Basics of Viticulture
Dr. Maria Smith, Viticulture Outreach Specialist, Hort and Crop Sciences, OSU
December 1, 2021
Homegrown Hops In Your Backyard
Brad Bergefurd, Extension Educator and Horticulture Specialist, OSU
November 17, 2021
Latin is a Language - Not Dead as Dead Can Be
Jim Chatfield, Associate Professor Emeritus, Horticulture And Crop Sciences and Plant Pathology, OSU
November 10, 2021
Backyard Tree Diseases
Tim Abbey, Extension Educator, Horticulture, Penn State University
November 3, 2021
Conifer Calamities
Dr. Curtis Young, Extension Educator, Van Wert County, Associate Professor, OSU
October 28, 2021
The Buzz Behind Bee Disease
Dr. Ellen Klinger, Associate Professor, Professional Practice, Dept. Of Entomology, OSU
October 20, 2021
Spotted Lanternfly Update
Amy Stone, Extension Educator, Lucas County, OSU
October 6, 2021
Sod vs Seed: The Timeless Turf Question Explained
Andrew Muntz, Sales Representative, Past President of OTF, Green Velvet Sod
September 30, 2021
Monarch Conservation
Adam Baker, Technical Regional Advisor, Davey Tree Expert Company
March 24, 2021
Glyphosate: Facts, Hype and Best Practices
Jennifer Andon, Program Manager, Master Gardener Volunteer Program, OSU
March 18, 2021
Annuals: Field Trial Results
Pam Bennett, Program Director, Master Gardener Volunteer Program, OSU
March 10, 2021
Foliar Diseases of Landscape Ornamentals
Francesca Hand, Associate Professor and State Extension Specialist, Ornamentals Pathology Program, OSU
March 4, 2021
Yes, You Can Grow Lavender!
Kelly McGowan, Field Specialist, Department of Horticulture, University of Missouri Extension
February 24, 2021
Keeping Tick Safe in the Garden: Updates for 2021
Tim McDermott DVM, Extension Educator, Franklin County, OSU
February 18, 2021
Common Pests of Roses
Dr. Dave Shetlar, Professor Emeritus, Department of Entomology, OSU
February 10, 2021
Let's Talk Indoor Production
Mark Kroggel, Lecturer, Department of Horticulture and Crop Sciences, OSU
February 4, 2021
Therapeutic Horticulture
Rieppe Hendrick, Extension Master Gardener, Wake County, North Carolina State University
January 27, 2021
Plant Cannibals: From Mistletoe to Dodder
Jim Chatfield, Associate Professor, Horticulture and Crop Sciences and Plant Pathology, OSU
January 21, 2021
Bees, Pesticides and Politics: Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Urban Landscapes
Dan Potter, Professor, Urban Landscape Entomology, University of Kentucky
January 7, 2021
2020 Ohio Master Gardener
Common Turfgrass Diseases
Todd Hicks, Program Coordinator, Turfgrass Pathology Program, OSU
December 17, 2020
Christmas Trees: From the Ground to the Living Room
Roger Koch & Matt Mongin, Owners of Spring Valley Tree Farm, near Dayton, Ohio.
December 9, 2020
Poinsettias: History and Production
Peg McMahon, Associate Professor Emeritus, Horticulture and Crop Sciences, OSU
December 3 , 2020
OSU & Other Organization Webinars
OSU Bee Lab
Tending Nature Series
January - February 2022
Beneficial Insect Biodiversity: What It Is and Why It Matters, Mary Gardiner, The Ohio State University
Bringing Nature Home: The Importance of Native Plants, Doug Tallamy, author and professor, The University of Delaware
Cultivating a Community of Support for Native Plants, Lisa Olsen, Wild Ones: Native Plants, Natural Landscapes
Host-plant Specialist Bees – Biology, Biodiversity, and Conserving Them in Your Backyard, Bryan Danforth, author and professor, Cornell University
Bumble Bee Banquet: Selecting Native Plants for Bumble Bees, Heather Holm, author and biologist
Native Plants in My Garden? Absolutely!, Debra Knapke, author and garden designer
Pollinators in the City Speaker Series
November - December 2021
Honey Bees in the City: Where Are They Feeding, and How Do We Know?, Reed Johnson, The Ohio State University
The City as a Refuge for Insect Pollinators, Gerardo Camilo, St. Louis University
Vacant Lots as Urban Bee Habitat, Mary Gardiner, The Ohio State University
Constructed Green Infrastructure to Support Wild Bees, Scott MacIvor, University of Toronto
Policy Dimensions of Insect Pollinator Conservation, Damon Hall, University of Missouri
The Bee Short Course for Community Scientists
May - November 2021
Bee Botany 101, Randy Mitchell, The University of Akron
An Intro to Bee Science, Jamie Strange, The Ohio State University
BeeSearch: The Art and Science of Studying Wild Bees, Olivia Carril, author and biologist
Insect Photography and Using iNaturalist to Observe and Document Wild Bees, Heather Holm, author and biologist
Tips and Tricks to Finding Bees... Sam Droege, USGS Native Bee Inventory and Monitoring Lab
Contributions of Community Science to Entomology, Mary Gardiner, The Ohio State University Department of Entomology
From Community Science to Advocacy in Action, Matthew Shepherd, The Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation
Living Landscape Speaker Series
January - February 2021
Restoring Nature’s Relationships at Home, Doug Tallamy
Enhancing Your Landscape for Birds and Other Wildlife, Marne Titchenell
Eco-Conscious Gardening: From Concept to Design, Debra Knapke
Dynamic Design and The Art of Observation, Rick Darke
This session was not recorded, but you can watch his webinar on this topic given for Fallingwater in PA.
Authors Series
Spring 2021
Nature of Oaks: The Rich Ecology of Our Most Essential Native Trees, Doug Tallamy
Wasps: Their Biology, Diversity and Role as Beneficial Insects and Pollinators of Native Plants, Heather Holm
The Solitary Bees: Biology, Evolution, Conservation, Bryan Danforth
Common Bees of Eastern North America, Olivia Carril
Good Garden Bugs: Everything You Need to Know about Beneficial Predatory Insects, Mary Gardiner
Archive of webinar recordings (2012-2018)
Ohio Dept. of Natural Resources
2021 Ohio Wildlife Diversity Conference
16th Ohio Botanical Symposium
March 26, 2021
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Ohio Invasive Plant Council
2021 Annual Meeting Presentations
2021 Annual Meeting Presentations
Mark Warman, Cleveland Metroparks Hydrilla at Mosquito Creek Reservoir
LaeRae Sprow, Metroparks Toledo Developing an Invasive Management Strategy
Emma Crockett and Holly Latterman, The Dawes Arboretum Experimentation on Best Practices for Dense Woody Invasive Removal and Habitat Conversion
Chris Roshon, Preservation Parks Delaware County Early and Often: Persistence Pays Off with Callery Pear
Shelby Ashcraft, Five Rivers Metropark Effective Use and Follow Up with Forestry Mulching
Dr. Bethany Bradley, University of Massachusetts Breaking Down Barriers to Proactive & Consistent Risk Assessments of Invasive Plants
Registration (free) is required to view the recording. Please follow this link. The password is: #OIPC2021
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Wild Ones: Native Plants, Natural Landscapes
Meet the Milwaukee and Toledo Native Garden Designers, Danielle Bell and Susan Hall (2021)
Native Plants, Phytoremediation & Green Infrastructure: How Native Plants Can Be Used to Improve Environmental Quality, Eric Fuselier
The Self-Perpetuating Landscape: Setting a Process in Motion, Larry Weaner
WASPS: Their Biology, Diversity, and Role as Beneficial Insects & Pollinators of Native Plants, Heather Holm (2021)
The Nature of Oaks: The Rich Ecology of Our Most Essential Native Trees, Dr. Doug Tallamy (2021)
Meet the designers who created our Minneapolis and St. Louis native garden designs, Carmen Simonet and Susie Van de Riet (2021)
Nature’s Best Hope, Dr. Doug Tallamy (2020)
The Bombus Among Us – Bumble Bee Basics, Heather Holm (2020)
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Inviting Biodiversity into our Garden 2022
Western Reserve Land Conservancy
Selecting & Sourcing Plants to Create Ecologically Vibrant and Resilient Gardens
From Lawn to Garden: Successfully Transforming Your Landscape for Increased Biodiversity
Nature Connections: Creating Functional Ecosystems in Urban Settings
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