Oak Prairie Restoration in the San Juan Islands Webinar

Oak prairie ecosystems were once prevalent in the San Juan Islands but now are one of the region’s most threatened and rare habitats. If you would like to create or restore oak prairie habitat on your property or would like to learn more about this unique ecosystem, be sure to join us for this webinar. The webinar is free, but pre-registration is requiredOak Prairie Restoration webinar details and registration.

Historically prevalent in the San Juan Islands but now considered one of the region’s most threatened and rare natural habitats, Garry Oak (also known as Oregon White Oak) prairie systems support a wide range of specialized species including migrating neotropical birds and species found nowhere else in Washington. Join WSU Extension and the San Juan Islands Conservation District on April 27th for a free webinar on how to create or restore this habitat on your property.  Visit https://forestry.wsu.edu/nps/events/oakrestoration/ for details and registration information. This webinar will be followed by a field trip in June.