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X-WR-CALDESC:In a time of climate change and mass extinction\, how and for 
 whom we garden matters more than ever.\n\nThis impassioned and provocative
  talk asks: How can we recognize and develop empathy for other species? Wh
 at role do native plants have in opening us to the perspectives of others?
  What benefits happen to our society when we advocate for the equality and
  freedom of a silent majority -- pollinators\, birds\, spiders\, and more?
  Through ecology\, psychology\, garden design\, and philosophy\, we’ll exp
 lore the rich complexity of rethinking pretty in urban and suburban landsc
 apes.\n\nBenjamin is the author of A New Garden Ethic: Cultivating Defiant
  Compassion for an Uncertain Future. He owns the prairie-inspired design f
 irm Monarch Gardens and speaks nationally on both urban wildlife habitat a
 nd landscape ethics. For five years he wrote an award-winning native plant
  column at Houzz which had over 3 million readers. Benjamin has a PhD from
  the University of Nebraska and lives in Lincoln with his wife and son. \n
 \nThis event is FREE and open to the public. Register using the ticket lin
 k provided\, or here: https://secure.everyaction.com/Q8X2Te0RX0CZPTwHcVDvp
 g2
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DESCRIPTION:In a time of climate change and mass extinction\, how and for w
 hom we garden matters more than ever.\n\nThis impassioned and provocative 
 talk asks: How can we recognize and develop empathy for other species? Wha
 t role do native plants have in opening us to the perspectives of others? 
 What benefits happen to our society when we advocate for the equality and 
 freedom of a silent majority -- pollinators\, birds\, spiders\, and more? 
 Through ecology\, psychology\, garden design\, and philosophy\, we’ll expl
 ore the rich complexity of rethinking pretty in urban and suburban landsca
 pes.\n\nBenjamin is the author of A New Garden Ethic: Cultivating Defiant 
 Compassion for an Uncertain Future. He owns the prairie-inspired design fi
 rm Monarch Gardens and speaks nationally on both urban wildlife habitat an
 d landscape ethics. For five years he wrote an award-winning native plant 
 column at Houzz which had over 3 million readers. Benjamin has a PhD from 
 the University of Nebraska and lives in Lincoln with his wife and son. \n
 \nThis event is FREE and open to the public. Register using the ticket lin
 k provided\, or here: https://secure.everyaction.com/Q8X2Te0RX0CZPTwHcVDvp
 g2
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20190509T180000
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LOCATION:pin 	 United Church of Christ\, 440 E 12th St\, Crete\, NE 68333
SUMMARY:CE: A New Garden Ethic with Benjamin Vogt
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