We are delighted to cohost, with the Crown Point Garden Club "An evening of insight for gardeners, activists, and other attentive humans." Event features famed master gardener, Lorraine Johnson, and local author and McMaster U professor, Daniel Coleman.
Lorraine looks at garden resilience. What will more frequent and longer droughts, bigger storms, temperature extremes, habitat loss, and species decline mean for us? Lorraine will focus on the many ways that our gardens can be places of ecological health and positive action.
Daniel brings together views about our role as urban humans in what we could call land justice, both in environmental terms and in relation to Indigenous people. What would it mean to think of plants and animals–and people different from us–as parts of our families?
Read more here: https://crownpointgardens.wordpress.com/march-18th-event/
Lorraine looks at garden resilience. What will more frequent and longer droughts, bigger storms, temperature extremes, habitat loss, and species decline mean for us? Lorraine will focus on the many ways that our gardens can be places of ecological health and positive action.
Daniel brings together views about our role as urban humans in what we could call land justice, both in environmental terms and in relation to Indigenous people. What would it mean to think of plants and animals–and people different from us–as parts of our families?
Read more here: https://crownpointgardens.wordpress.com/march-18th-event/