Want your community planting native and restoring habitat, but not sure how to get people involved? Or maybe you've already started a community project and keep hitting the same walls? This webinar is for both!
Join us for a conversation with Andrew Conboy. You may know him from his popular social media presence as @Andrew_the_Arborist.
Lead the Change: Building a Native Plant Movement in Your Community
with Andrew Conboy
August 20th, 12pm - 1:15pm ET
Presentation followed by live Q&A
Andrew is an ISA-certified arborist and founder of the Community Canopy Project. He has spent years building hands-on restoration partnerships with local governments, residents, corporate volunteers, and students. He'll share what's worked, what hasn't, and how a small, community-centered approach can grow into something bigger, whether you're in a city or a rural town.
Bring your thoughts and questions–your engagement is welcome.
TICKETS
Choose the option that works best for you.
Biodiversity Supporter Ticket: $25
General Admission: $10
Open Door Ticket: Free
All ticket types include full access to the event—including our Open Door Ticket, part of our effort to make our programs available to all. Choosing the Supporter or General Admission Ticket helps support the mission of Homegrown National Park.
Open Door tickets join via YouTube livestream; Supporter and General Admission tickets join live on Zoom.
Can't make it live? A recording will be available through September 20, 2026 for those who register for the event.
Meet the Speaker
Andrew Conboy is an ISA-certified arborist, urban forester, and native plant advocate. He founded the Community Canopy Project, an ecological restoration non-profit, to improve his local natural lands and to engage the public in land stewardship. On social media, he creates informative videos about trees and native plants in hopes of helping people connect with the natural world. Andrew loves eliminating turf lawns, planting native oak trees wherever possible, and eating rice and bean burritos.
Follow Andrew at:
@Andrew_the_Arborist
