May be an image of coneflower and text that says 'Join US for the educational presentations of Georgia's sustainable landscape program: Georgia Green Landscape Stewards Learn how to make your landscape more sustainable! Georgia Green Landscape April 7: Composting at Home April 14: Invasive Plants in the Home Landscape April 21: Mulching in the Landscape April 28: Encouraging Biodiversity at Home UNIVERSITY ETESON May 5: Welcoming Wildlife May12: Welcoming Pollinators to Your Landscape May 19: Stormwater Management May 26: Protecting Water Quality June 2: Water Conservation June 9: Native Plants and Low Maintenance Landscapes Wednesdays, April 7-June 9 12-1pm via Zoom To register email uge3039@uga.edu uge3039'

The Chattooga County Extension Office says the Georgia Green Landscape Steward Program, created by University of Georgia Extension, is a certification program for businesses and residences in Georgia that will help landowners  implement sustainable green practices in their landscape.

Georgia landowners have a large impact on natural resources, such as water, wildlife, and native plants.

There will be a series of live, educational presentations on each component of the program offered and an opportunity for official signage for your accomplishment of being certified as a “Green Landscape Steward”.

Visit their website to learn more and sign up for the programs. https://site.extension.uga.edu/georgiagreen/