Free Yard Mapping Session at CCE-Tompkins
Wednesday June 26, 6:30-8:30 pm
at CCE-Tompkins Education Center, 615 Willow Avenue, Ithaca
Are
you interested in helping to create more bird-friendly habitat in your
neighborhood?
Come to a free session on how to use an online program called YardMap,
hosted by Professor Josh Cerra of the Cornell University Department of
Landscape Architecture.
Professor Cerra will talk about the goals of YardWorks and how to get involved in the project. He will demonstrate how to use the YardMap program, and laptop computers will be available for participants to map their own yards at the session, or you can bring your own. The YardWorks project is a project partnership between the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology's YardMap program and Cornell Landscape Architecture, and in collaboration with Cornell Cooperative Extension.
YardWorks offers an opportunity to work with multiple landowners on coordinating larger networks of bird-friendly habitat at the scales of both their neighborhood and their yards. The session is free but space is limited so please call (607) 272-2292 or email cab69@cornell.edu to pre-register.
Professor Cerra will talk about the goals of YardWorks and how to get involved in the project. He will demonstrate how to use the YardMap program, and laptop computers will be available for participants to map their own yards at the session, or you can bring your own. The YardWorks project is a project partnership between the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology's YardMap program and Cornell Landscape Architecture, and in collaboration with Cornell Cooperative Extension.
YardWorks offers an opportunity to work with multiple landowners on coordinating larger networks of bird-friendly habitat at the scales of both their neighborhood and their yards. The session is free but space is limited so please call (607) 272-2292 or email cab69@cornell.edu to pre-register.
Enter to win free landscaping plans for your neighborhood!
YardWorks
is currently looking for two communities within the state of New York
to work with our landscape design studios to develop goals and plans for
more habitat-friendly
communities, and are hosting a competition for interested neighborhoods.
It is very easy to submit! Each neighborhood must have at least five
participants willing to work with a professor-student team to create
schematic plans and design concepts for their
property and the surrounding area. The contest deadline has been
extended to Monday July 22.- See more at: http://ccetompkins.org/calendar/13/06/14/free-yardmapping-session#sthash.ofdFT0fi.dpuf
http://content.yardmap.org/
http://content.yardmap.org/
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