Between Two Oaks: Keystone Trees and Soft Landings with Linda Nelson
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Between Two Oaks: Keystone Trees and Soft Landings with Linda Nelson
August 4 2026, 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Between Two Oaks – A TreesCharlotte Webinar Series
Tonight’s Special Guest: Linda Nelson
Linda Nelson is an environmental advocate and community organizer focused on promoting native plants, sustainable landscaping, and ecological education in the Charlotte region. She is the founder and president of the Wild Ones Charlotte Piedmont Chapter, a local chapter of the national nonprofit Wild Ones that encourages biodiversity through native gardening and habitat restoration. Nelson has helped lead educational programs, workshops, and public outreach initiatives across the North Carolina Piedmont, often collaborating with gardening groups, conservation organizations, and local educators. Her work emphasizes practical, community-based approaches to supporting pollinators, wildlife habitats, and environmentally responsible landscaping. Through her leadership and volunteer efforts, she has become a visible advocate for native plant awareness and grassroots environmental stewardship in the Charlotte area.
About:
Calling all tree nerds and nature enthusiasts! Join Urban Forest Educator and Arborist, Heather Brent, along with an exciting lineup of local experts, for TreesCharlotte’s new virtual summer speaker series, Between Two Oaks. Each session dives into a unique tree-inspired topic, blending science, art, history, and ecology while exploring fresh perspectives on Charlotte’s urban forest and beyond.
This summer’s lineup includes:
Every event kicks off with an introduction from Heather Brent, followed by a presentation from the featured guest speaker, and a live audience Q&A. Registered participants will receive a virtual access link within 24 hours of each event. Whether you’re a lifelong arbor enthusiast or just tree-curious, this series promises thoughtful conversations, surprising insights, and a deeper appreciation for the roots of our urban landscape.