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Native Plant Consultant
Green Infrastructure - Stormwater Management & Maintenance
Green Infrastructure - Stormwater Management & Maintenance
KEN PARKER is a passionate Indigenous horticulturalist and member of the Seneca Nation of Indians. A New York State Certified Nursery Landscape Professional (CNLP) and a Green Infrastructure Program Trainer.
Ken has spent much of his life devoted to growing, installing, teaching and promoting indigenous plants of North America. He has pa
KEN PARKER is a passionate Indigenous horticulturalist and member of the Seneca Nation of Indians. A New York State Certified Nursery Landscape Professional (CNLP) and a Green Infrastructure Program Trainer.
Ken has spent much of his life devoted to growing, installing, teaching and promoting indigenous plants of North America. He has participated in various environmental projects, including conservation, restoration, corporate landscaping, green infrastructure, education, marketing and consulting throughout the United States and Canada over the past twenty-five years.
Green Infrastructure - Stormwater Management & Maintenance
Green Infrastructure - Stormwater Management & Maintenance
Green Infrastructure - Stormwater Management & Maintenance
As a trainer, Ken provides your green workforce an opportunity to participate in a nationally recognized standard that promotes exceptional job knowledge and skills to build, inspect and maintain green infrastructure (GI) systems.
Lectures
Green Infrastructure - Stormwater Management & Maintenance
Lectures
Ken's vast knowledge of native plants has made him an in-demand local speaker and national lecturer for numerous environmental groups and Native Nations including the Mohawks of St. Regis, New York; the Seminoles of Florida; the Pueblos of New Mexico and the Navajo Nation of Arizona.
As an international instructor, Ken has taught Fundamen
Ken's vast knowledge of native plants has made him an in-demand local speaker and national lecturer for numerous environmental groups and Native Nations including the Mohawks of St. Regis, New York; the Seminoles of Florida; the Pueblos of New Mexico and the Navajo Nation of Arizona.
As an international instructor, Ken has taught Fundamentals of Horticulture and Landscape and Horticulture at the Six Nations of the Grand River Reserve in Ontario Canada and Professional Development for Horticulture Associates for the Landscape Ontario Horticultural Trades Association.
In recent years Ken has lectured at the National Seed Conference in New Mexico, the Shinnecock tribe of Long Island, the Mohegan tribe of Connecticut, the Intertribal Native Nursery Council and the U.S. Forestry Department.
Media Archives
Buffalo Spree
Buffalo-Niagara Gardening
Native Garden Warriors
A native plant task force
Gardening as though our lives depend on it
by Sally Cunningham, September 2019
http://www.buffalospree.com/Buffalo-Spree/September-2019/A-native-plant-task-force/index.php?
Native Garden Warriors
Buffalo-Niagara Gardening
Native Garden Warriors
Food Is Our Medicine, Seneca Nation
by ELIZABETHMHOOVER January 29, 2015
https://gardenwarriorsgoodseeds.com/2015/01/29/food-is-our-medicine-seneca-nation-new-york/
Buffalo-Niagara Gardening
Buffalo-Niagara Gardening
Buffalo-Niagara Gardening
Watch local cooking challenge & learn to cook with native plants
by Connie Oswald Stofko, September 2013
Buffalo-Niagara Gardening
Buffalo-Niagara Gardening
Buffalo-Niagara Gardening
Want something different? Grow native woodland plants
by Connie Oswald Stofko, September 2013
Buffalo Spree
Buffalo-Niagara Gardening
Buffalo Spree
WNY -Indigenous Healing Horticulture
by Gerry Rising, April 2017
http://digital.buffalospree.com/buffalospree/april_2017?article_id=1159703&pg=NaN#pgNaN
Buffalo Spree
Buffalo-Niagara Gardening
Buffalo Spree
A September Hike
-the Native Plants You’ll See
by Gerry Rising, September 2019
http://www.buffalospree.com/Blogs/The-Dirt/Annual-2019/A-September-Hikethe-Native-Plants-Youll-See/
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