The New Garden Ethic: Rewilding for People, Pollinators & Place

This gathering invites homeowners, landscape professionals, and greenspace leaders for an engaging keynote from Murray Fisher and a panel conversation with local practitioners. This event will dig into the art and practicality of native planting, the challenges and opportunities of rewilding, and the role each of us can play in shaping a healthier, more connected Richmond. Guests will meet local partners, hear what rewilding means, and leave with inspiration and practical steps to strengthen our city’s green future—from the spaces outside their front doors to the parks and shared landscapes we steward together.

Limited capacity, reserve your seat now!

This event is hosted by Capital Trees thanks to the generosity of the following:

Speaker Sponser

Charles and Anna Aquino

Understory Sponser

M. Turner Landscapes

Seedling Sponser

Wendell Welder Landscape Design

Friends of Bryan Park

Info: Keynote speaker Murray Fisher, will share “Landscape as Art” with a focus on rewilding and native plant practices at the residential scale—benefits, challenges, and practical considerations for homeowners and landscape professionals.

Info: Panelist will discuss why rewilding matters for Richmond’s future.
Experts will share practical applications for parks and public landscapes,
along with challenges, advocacy, and pathways to action.

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