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Dear Friend,

During these difficult times, we're seeing many people turn to gardening.

They've got the right idea!

Gardening is great for your physical and mental health. It's a creative, screen-free activity that's good for all ages, including cooped-up, homeschooled children. For many, it's also a form of empowerment, knowing that they can supplement their groceries and maybe even support their neighbors when income and food supplies are tight. 

When following a few principles for soil health, gardening can also be part of the climate solution. This is important because we're seeing links between the climate crisis and pandemics and, if the current coronavirus is any indication of our future ability to address global crises, we've got some work to do.

 

Beat Your Physical Distancing Woes with Climate Victory Gardening

Take advantage of gardening's many benefits and connect the dots between the climate crisis, coronavirus, and your garden's role in it all.

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link to webinar about climate victory gardening. illustration of woman raking her garden.

Watch a Replay of the Webinar

No matter where you are on your gardening journey (even an aspiring gardener!), this webinar will help you make decisions to ensure your garden has the biggest possible impact on the climate crisis. If you missed it, you can watch a recording here.

 

Connect with Our Virtual Gardening Community

This is THE place to go for advice, encouragement, new resources, and that community feeling that all of us are missing so much right now. Join your fellow gardeners, growing climate solutions and connecting virtually here.

gardening with an iPad. Climate victory gardening.
 
map of climate victory gardens

Join the Movement, Register your Garden

Current Climate Victory Gardeners have the potential to capture 92,100 tons of carbon--equivalent to taking 70,000 cars off the road for a year. Join them in this quest for a stable climate, resilient communities, and strong food system.

 

Know someone gardening during the pandemic? Forward this email to them!

Thanks for gardening for the planet,

Jes Walton

Food Campaigns Manager

Green America 

 

P.S. Your support means we can do even more to reverse climate change and protect the future for people and the planet. Please contribute today.

 

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