Presented by Susan  Obleski
Gardening is fast becoming one of the most tangible ways for people to do their part to help the environment.  Without a lot of effort, gardeners can be water conservationists, backyard ecologists supporting biodiversity and water quality advocates reducing run-off and filtering nutrients.

Many gardeners are coming to appreciate that they play a pretty important and vital role as nature’s stewards.  And as we lose more and more open spaces, backyard gardeners in some areas are often the last line of defense. 

Learn how you can have beautiful, showy gardens with native species that inspire you year-round while helping nature in truly meaningful ways. 

Susan Obleski is the Director of Communications for the Susquehanna River Basin Commission.  She has been a garden enthusiast for more than 25 years and has extremely hardy, drought tolerant gardens.