Join us for a wheelbarrow of expert tips on best practices for watering, seeding, fertilizing and mowing, while at the same time reducing your carbon footprint for a healthier lawn and planet. Presented by Tom Tiddens, supervisor of plant health care at the Chicago Botanic Garden. Free virtual event co-sponsored by the Glencoe Sustainability Task […]
Join us for the tenth anniversary season of the One Earth Film Festival, March 5–14, 2021. This year’s festival theme is “10 Years of Inspiring Change,” and you’re invited to watch more than 25 outstanding short and feature-length films that shine a light on the most important issues of our time. Watch online from the […]
Topics: Water Conservation and Sustainable Landscaping
What would it feel like to zip around in your very own Tesla Model X? Enter ISEA's raffle and you just might find out! By entering the Tesla Raffle, you are supporting the Illinois Solar Education Association's mission to help make the transition to a clean energy future! This goal is achievable with your support! […]
Join us for this webinar to learn why soil health is so important to our eco-system, our food systems and the planet. Find out how soil health is related to carbon sequestration and climate change. Get tips on how to improve soil health in your own yard. Featuring experts from the Illinois Extension Services. REGISTRATION […]
Seasoned gardeners know that while early May may be too early to get out into the garden, it’s the perfect time to start vegetable plant seedlings indoors. Get practical tips on seed selection, timing for starting them, and the tools you’ll need from Lisa Hilgenberg, Regenstein Fruit and Vegetable Garden horticulturist at the Chicago Botanic […]
Climate Change is on the Ballot on April 6th! Come learn why an invisible gas needs a visible price. There will be an advisory question about a carbon fee on the New Trier Township ballot this spring; come learn about it, what it means and why it matters. The League of Women Voters Wilmette will […]
What native plants does Possibility Place recommend to rewild your garden? Kelsay Shaw, Botanist from the native plants nursery, will share. Register and Get Link Here https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSemLYAf9zLeNVtw1Yudeh7o5UmWmJ5_Az01keUGg_sX2XqDwg/viewform?usp=sf_link
Please plan to attend the One Earth Film Festival’s watch party of the film “YOUTH v GOV” with Go Green Park Ridge. It is a documentary about a lawsuit filed by 21 children defending the constitutional right to a safe, life-sustaining environment. There will be a panel discussion following the film. Here is the link […]
Meet in the Harms Woods South parking lot (Groves 1 & 2), which is a block south of the traffic light where Old Orchard meets Harms Road. It’s the first parking lot north of Golf Road.
