Beaver Lake Nature and Garden Club



Welcome to the Beaver Lake Nature and Garden Club, established in 1979. The group is open to the Beaver Lake community and residents in the surrounding areas.


We meet on the second Thursday of each month, April through October, on the upper floor of the Beaver Lake Clubhouse. Each month we have a speaker come and share their expertise on nature and gardening topics. If you have any interest at all in Mother Nature, there are probably several speakers you would enjoy listening to.


Meetings this year will begin on April 12, 2012 at 7:00 in the Beaver Lake Clubhouse. We are looking forward to seeing all our dedicated members at that first meeting, and hope to welcome some new members.


If you are interested in gardening or in learning more about the wildlife that lives all around the lake, come and join us. Bring a friend or neighbor and join us for a pleasant evening.


The current schedule of events known as of 1 Jan 2012 is as follows:

Date Topic Speaker
Apr 12, 2012 Scuba Diving & Wild-Life Under the Sea Courtney Weatherby

May 10, 2012
Woodpeckers
Marge Knutsen-Wild Birds Unlimited

Jun 14, 2012
Reducing Water Run-off by Using Rain Gardens
Marian Maas-Papillion Creek Watershed Project

Jul 12, 2012
Irises
Ron Crampton-Greater Omaha Iris Society

Aug 9, 2012
Spiders of Nebraska
Vaughn Hammond-UNL Extension Technologist, at the Kimmel Education CenterTBA

Sep 13, 2012
Native Plants that Benefit People and Wildlife
Bob Hendrickson-NE Statewide Arboretum

Oct 11, 2012
Members' Pot Luck Dinner (6:00 PM)		  
 


If you are interested in joining the Beaver Lake Nature and Garden Club, dues are $5.00 for the year. You can join us by:

  1. Filling out our Membership form (listed under Current Documents below)
  2. Using our electronic Membership Form
  3. Come and join us at the next meeting
Hope to see everyone at the next meeting.

Connie Soukup

email: cjsoukup@windstream.net


Current Documents

Most of these documents are in Microsoft Office formats



Archived Documents

Most of these documents are in Microsoft Office formats