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Homegrown National Park - Interview with Brandon Hough
On the podcast this week, Rob and Meghan talk with Brandon Hough, a former United States Air Force member and Director of the USAF Marathon, who now focuses on the need for more native planting in both communities and private homes. He is part of an organization called Homegrown National Park, which strives to help provide the resources people need to turn green spaces into native plants to bring back the bird and insect populations. Brandon is a wealth of knowledge, and we promise you might want to either plant something or run somewhere when you are done listening! Show Notes:Homegrown National ParksBW-GreenwayBeaver Creek Wetlands AssociationNature's Best Hope by Douglas TallamyAir Force MarathonFriday the 13th