Film Screening: Gardening for the Planet
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Join the Intown Atlanta Chapter of GNPS and Trees Atlanta for a special screening of Gardening for the Planet—a hopeful documentary that reimagines how we respond to climate change. In a world shaped by rising temperatures, shifting ecosystems, and growing eco-anxiety, this film offers something we all need: A path forward.
Through beautiful storytelling and science-backed insight, Gardening for the Planet reveals the profound impact of planting native trees and plants—not just for pollinators and wildlife, but for climate resilience, community healing, and personal empowerment.
Stay after the screening for a panel conversation, connection, and resource share with practical ways to get started.
Because healing the planet can begin at home. “In the past, we have asked one thing of our gardens: that they be pretty. Now they have to support life, sequester carbon, feed pollinators, and manage water.” Doug Tallamy. Watch the trailer here!
Registration is free, but required.
Through beautiful storytelling and science-backed insight, Gardening for the Planet reveals the profound impact of planting native trees and plants—not just for pollinators and wildlife, but for climate resilience, community healing, and personal empowerment.
Stay after the screening for a panel conversation, connection, and resource share with practical ways to get started.
Because healing the planet can begin at home. “In the past, we have asked one thing of our gardens: that they be pretty. Now they have to support life, sequester carbon, feed pollinators, and manage water.” Doug Tallamy. Watch the trailer here!
Registration is free, but required.
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Where is it happening?
Trees Atlanta, 825 Warner Street SW, Suite A,Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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Host or PublisherIntown Atlanta Chapter of the Georgia Native Plant Society
