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SUMMARY:Tracing the Roots of Native Plants
DESCRIPTION:Paul LaPorte\, Owner\, Ephemeral Ark Nursery\n\n–\n\nTracing 
 the Roots of Native Plants\, the second presentation in the series\, a vis
 ual journey through 4.6 billion years of Earth’s history that traces the
  evolution\, migration\, and adaptation of plants from the fossil record t
 o the native flora of Ontario. For in-person presentations\, I bring a col
 lection of plant fossils for participants to explore.\n\nPaul LaPorte is t
 he owner of Ephemeral Ark Nursery\, specializing in the propagation of Ont
 ario’s native woodland plants and ecological gardening.  Based in the G
 reater Toronto Area Greenbelt\, he studies and stewards diverse plant comm
 unities across a range of ecotypes and microclimates.\n\nPaul is involved 
 in several conservation initiatives\, advising organizations such as Carol
 inian Canada\, the Canada Wildlife Federation\, the Ontario Invasive Plant
  Council\, WWF Canada\, and others on biodiversity\, invasive species\, an
 d ethical seed collection and propagation through the Southern Ontario See
 d Strategy.  He is a past chair of the Ontario Native Plant Growers Assoc
 iation and previously served on the Ontario Biodiversity Council. He has a
 lso served as president of the North American Native Plant Society and vic
 e chair of the Scugog Environmental Advisory Committee.\n\nPaul is a frequ
 ent presenter to garden groups\, conservation organizations\, municipaliti
 es\, and professional associations on ecological gardening and native plan
 t systems\, with a focus on education\, advocacy\, and collaborative effor
 ts to advance this work.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nPhoto: James St. John
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