The main role of the Volunteer Coordinator is to recruit, develop, and coordinate volunteers at the West Virginia Botanic Garden. Volunteer work includes but is not limited to volunteer internships, garden greeters, maintenance help, program assistance and work study...
Mallard Anas platyrhynchos What they Eat Omnivorous with wide variety of food. They don’t dive, but dabble to feed, tipping forward in the water to eat seeds, aquatic vegetation, or insects. They also forage on land for seeds and insects and will stop at farms during...
This year marks our 5th Annual dinner series, ‘A Season of Good Taste’, where we coordinate elegant dining experiences in the Garden with local and regional chefs. We are forging ahead with plans for the 2021 season, some dinner events will be take out...
We love to celebrate arts and culture at the WVBG, with emphasis on the special connections between art and nature. One of the ways we do that is through our Arts in the Garden workshop series. We were very fortunate to be able to conduct the series this year, with...
Welcome to Nature Nuts, a new outreach program from West Virginia Botanic Garden for the education and inspiration of young children. Brought to you by WVBG educators Erin Smaldone and Jess Kaplan, each episode features a different topic and focuses on plants and...
