Sautee Nacoochee, Georgia
SAUTEE LUNCH & LEARN

SAUTEE LUNCH & LEARN

Open to Members
and non-members

logo Sautee Lunch and Learn has a long history at Sautee Nacoochee Center. Come join our informal group for a wonderful potluck lunch, camaraderie, and special speakers who elaborate on all manner of topics - Blue Suede Shoes to Global Warming, with a healthy dose of local history and community issues thrown in.

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About our SNCA Gardens
Description of the 5 Gardens

Don't miss the spring and fall pollinator plant sales and the classes on pollinator gardens that are a key part of the Native Peace Garden program this year.

This SNCA treasure is a woodland garden behind the Sautee Post Office. The focal point is a White Oak tree estimated to be 200 years old. The garden features plants native to north Georgia. It is a place for quiet reflection and learning.

The Native Peace Garden has a dedicated webpage with all the details:
What's Happening at the Native Peace Garden

Topic for March/April 2021
Pollinator Gardens

Want to enjoy hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees and help them survive at the same time? Enjoy these videos by Sharon McCullough of Friends of Hard Labor Creek State Park as she explores this fascinating topic.

1. How to Build a Pollinator Garden
2. Pollinator Garden and its Inhabitants
3. Butterfly and Bird Behaviors

Sharon McCullough
Monarch landing on Sharon McCullough

Sharon McCullough, a retired life sciences teacher, is now an instructor with Monarchs Across Georgia, a committee of the Environmental Educators Alliance of Georgia. She also volunteers with Friends of Georgia State Parks at Hard Labor Creek State Park near Madison. Her new project at the park is Monarchs in the Rough. This project creates pollinator habitat in the rough of the golf course using native plants and making sure there is milkweed available for monarchs.

Watch for Sharon coming to make a live presentation on Monarch Butterflies at Sautee Lunch & Learn when we are able to resume our in-person community gatherings!

For more information on Monarchs Across Georgia, go to
https://www.eealliance.org/monarchs-across-ga