Native Plants for Native Lawns
Native Plants for Native Lawns
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EJ 1.0 Series: Native Plants
By Groundwork New Orleans
When and where
Date and time
Saturday, December 5, 2015 · 3 - 5pm CST
Location
Description
Please join us for Native Plants
our 6th workshop in the Environmental Justice 1.0 series.
THIS SATURDAY, Dec 5 from 3-5pm
Location: The Earth Lab at
The New Orleans Healing Center
2372 St. Claude Ave. and Spain St.
At this workshop:
- Learn about native plants and their many uses
- Learn how to plant and care for native plants
- Make tea with native plants — fun for kids!
Guest speaker: Samantha Gerlach, Ph.D.
Most workshops take place at the Earth Lab, a derelict lot Groundwork transformed into a fun, outdoor learning space at the New Orleans Healing Center. Events are partially led and planned by our Green Team (high school youths learning environmental science and job skills). Workshops are generously funded and sponsored by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
About the organizer
Organized by
Groundwork New OrleansMission: Groundwork New Orleans, established 2006, is a trust of Groundwork USA. Groundwork New Orleans works to bring about the sustained regeneration, improvement and management of the physical environment by developing community-based partnerships that empower people, businesses and oranizations to promote environmental, economic and social well-being.
Vision: Groundwork New Orleans engages residents, volunteers, businesses and local organizations in practical projects that improve quality of life, restore the ecological function of the physical environment, and lay the foundations for sustainable development.
Goals and Objectives: A sustainable community starts with a vibrant, healthy and safe environment for individuals and enterprises to prosper. The primary goal of Groundwork New Orleans is to improve quality of life in the City of New Orleans in three ways:
For Residents: creating opportunities for people to learn new skills and take local action to better their community.
For Neighborhoods: creating better, safer and healthier neighborhoods today and for the future.
For Prosperity: helping businesses and individuals fulfill their potential, which ultimately makes the City of New Orleans a better, more prosperous place to live.