Have you ever wondered which native plants attract which pollinators, or are you hoping to welcome specific pollinators to your garden? Join staff from the Library of North Carolina’s Government and Heritage Library and the NC Museum of Natural Sciences for a Native Plant Walk focusing on the connections between native plants, pollinators, and plant morphology.

This plant walk will explore the NC Department of Natural and Cultural Resources’ Native Plant Meadow and the NC Museum of Natural Science’s Native Plant Garden. The event will take place primarily outdoors, with participants traveling approximately ½ mile round-trip via paved sidewalks. 

Registration is requested. 

This event is hosted in connection with the GHL's Native Plant Seed Library. Learn more about our seed library at slnc.info/seeds, and more about seed libraries and native plants on our GHL Seed Library Research Guide at slnc.info/seedlibraryguide. 

Our Native Plant Walks and related events count toward the Office of Environmental Education's Environmental Educator Certification. This event qualifies for two hours of Criteria II credit. 

Questions about this event? Contact us at ghl.info@dncr.nc.gov.