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X-WR-CALDESC:Author and photographer Catherine Zimmerman combines her exper
tise in photography\, storytelling\, environmental issues\, horticulture\,
and organic practices to offer meadowscaping as a lawn alternative. Zimme
rman weaves her personal journey of changing her own landscaping choices i
nto a guide that demonstrates both the need to change current\, detrimenta
l landscaping practices and the practical know-how and resources to accomp
lish that change. Urban and Suburban Meadows demonstrates land stew
ardship practices that are both ecologically sound and aesthetically appea
ling. \n\nAn award-winning director of photography\, Zimmerman has over 30
years of experience in documentary filmmaking with an emphasis on educati
on and environmental issues. Her environmental films include documentaries
on global warming for CNN Presents and New York Times Television\; Sav
e Rainforest/Save Lives\; Fresh Farm Markets\; Wildlife With
out Borders: Connecting People and Nature in the Americas\; and Discov
ery Creek Children’s Museum. She is also a certified horticulturist and la
ndscape designer based in the Washington\, DC\, metropolitan area. She is
accredited in organic land care through the Northeast Organic Farmers Asso
ciation and has designed and taught a course in organic landscaping for th
e USDA Graduate School horticulture program. \n\nUrban and Suburban Meado
ws will be available for purchase\; the author will sign copies followi
ng the program.\n\nFee: $15 members\, $18 general public\n
410.6
34.2847\, ext. 0 or info@adkinsa
rboretum.org
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DESCRIPTION:Author and photographer Catherine Zimmerman combines her expert
ise in photography\, storytelling\, environmental issues\, horticulture\,
and organic practices to offer meadowscaping as a lawn alternative. Zimmer
man weaves her personal journey of changing her own landscaping choices in
to a guide that demonstrates both the need to change current\, detrimental
landscaping practices and the practical know-how and resources to accompl
ish that change. Urban and Suburban Meadows demonstrates land stewa
rdship practices that are both ecologically sound and aesthetically appeal
ing. \n\nAn award-winning director of photography\, Zimmerman has over 30
years of experience in documentary filmmaking with an emphasis on educatio
n and environmental issues. Her environmental films include documentaries
on global warming for CNN Presents and New York Times Television\; Save
Rainforest/Save Lives\; Fresh Farm Markets\; Wildlife Witho
ut Borders: Connecting People and Nature in the Americas\; and Discove
ry Creek Children’s Museum. She is also a certified horticulturist and lan
dscape designer based in the Washington\, DC\, metropolitan area. She is a
ccredited in organic land care through the Northeast Organic Farmers Assoc
iation and has designed and taught a course in organic landscaping for the
USDA Graduate School horticulture program. \n\nUrban and Suburban Meadow
s will be available for purchase\; the author will sign copies followin
g the program.\n\nFee: $15 members\, $18 general public\n
410.63
4.2847\, ext. 0 or info@adkinsar
boretum.org
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SUMMARY:Urban & Suburban Meadows
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