Join Kathleen Clay Library for a viewing of Climate Stories NC from the Institute for the Environment at UNC. These documentaries depict stories from people who have been impacted by climate change. 

Come out to Kathleen Clay Library to make a mini greenhouse, enjoy veggie treats, tour our library greenhouse, and help us start our winter garden. This program is for school-age children.

Kathleen Clay Library in Greensboro and special guest Ann Walter-Fromson will share why native plants are so important for supporting birds, which plants are the most beneficial, and how you can make your yard a welcoming place for birds.

Come to Kathleen Clay Library in Greensboro to learn hands-on activities that can teach children about the interrelationships between agriculture, food, the environment, and people.

Liz Schmidt of Wild Birds Unlimited in High Point will be sharing information about woodpeckers found in the piedmont region at the Kathleen Clay Library in Greensboro. 

Come out of the Kathleen Clay Library in Greensboro to hear John Gerwin, Research Curator of Ornithology at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences, talk about his work with the North Carolina treasure. 

Kathleen Clay Library in Greensboro is hosting an event in which attendants can learn about apps used for birding.  Click here for more information        

Join Piedmont Land Conservancy for a guided nature walk through Guilford Woods. The woods, located on the campus of Guilford College, encompass an old growth forest. 

N.C. Cooperative Extension is hosting a workshop entitled "Pruning Trees & Shrubs", geared to teach attendants how to improve the aesthetic value of trees and shrubs by proper pruning. Alternative dates and locations available. 

Join N.C. Cooperative Extension for Borders, Screens, and Hedges, an adult education class that will teach about the installation and care of plants that can be used for common fixtures in homes and commercial  landscapes.