ABOUT THE LIVE WEBINAR
Explore the “hidden canopies” of underutilized trees and shrubs in this engaging webinar with Dr. Beth Brantley, research scientist and plant pathologist at the Bartlett Tree Research Lab. Discover how lesser-known woody species can enhance resilience, biodiversity, and sustainability in managed and natural landscapes. Learn practical strategies for selecting and integrating these plants into diversified production systems, with insights on food potential, pollinator support, climate adaptation, and multifunctional design. Ideal for professionals in horticulture, agriculture, and conservation, this session will expand your plant palette and inspire new approaches to landscape management.
This session is offered at no cost. A fee may apply for Continuing Education credits. To receive credits, select "credit-seeking" during registration, attend the full live session, and complete the post-webinar survey.
Who is this for?
- Landscape professionals
- Arborists
- Foresters
- Nursery professionals
- Greenhouse growers
- Landowners
- Grounds managers
- Conservationists
- Master Gardeners
- Master Watershed Stewards
- Home gardeners
- Individuals interested in woody plants
What will you learn?
- How to identify underutilized trees and shrubs and understand their benefits
- Practical strategies for selecting and managing these species in landscapes and production systems
Earn Credits
Credits pending approval.
- International Society of Arboriculture
- 1 CEU
- Pennsylvania Landscape & Nursery Association
- 1 PCH CEU, 1 SLC CEU
Space is limited - preregistration is required.
Registration is required to receive the link to access the webinar.
A link to the recorded webinar will be emailed to registrants within ten business days after the live event. The recording will be accessible for six months from the event date.