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In this class, we are going to learn about native plants and their value to the ecosystem. When choosing plants for your garden or landscape, understanding that some plants may be pretty and flower but others provide food and habitat for caterpillars that feed birds is key. Some plants provide food and habitat for many species; Doug Tallamy calls these keystone plants. His research is changing the way we see our yards and landscaping. Each person will go home with a native plant for their yard.

Our premiere facility enhances the student experience and our work within the aviation industry, strengthening our position as the premier destination for aviation education and the home of the best-trained aviators in the country. Get unclose with our fleet and learn how our students train to become the next generation of commercial aviators.

Join us for a 60–75 minute guided tour of the garden, where you'll learn about its history, its role within the Land-Grant University system, and its purpose in education and outreach. Along the way, you'll discover how the garden operates, with explanations of the features, systems, and practices that keep it thriving year-round.

The Oklahoma State University Museum of Art will host a guided walking tour exploring the outdoor public artwork and architecture located across the OSU campus. Participants will learn about campus sculptures and university history. The tour follows an approximately one-mile loop that is wheelchair accessible and stroller friendly. Participants should wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes and are encouraged to bring water, sun protection, and any needed mobility or hearing devices. Please arrive 10 minutes early at the designated meeting location. In case of severe weather, registered participants will be notified of any schedule changes. For more information about Public Art on Campus, visit museum.okstate.edu.