Wildflower workshops by Jack Sanders Wildflower Talks Jack Sanders has been lecturing about and teaching courses on wildflowers for many years. He is available to give color-slide talks to garden clubs, natural history groups, nature centers, herb societies, and other organizations. The talks include projection of up to 100 or more color slides of wildflowers found in the Northeastern United States. These slides are the result of more than 25 years of photographing in the wild with fine Nikon equipment.
Many shots are close-up, emphasizing the beauty and form of the flowers.
Programs can be keyed to seasons. Spring lectures are the most popular. The talks can also be varied to emphasize the interest of the group. For example, food and medicinal uses can be highlighted for herb societies while the plants' relationship with birds can be emphasized with Audubon groups. Fees vary with the distance needed to travel from Ridgefield, in southwestern Connecticut.