“What we learned from the equitable green infrastructure community listening sessions” Tony Heath, PE, University of Illinois Extension Tony Heath provides some key equitable green infrastructure lessons learned and best practices from 18 community listening sessions held across the Midwest in...
by Carla Walker, Think BIG strategies, LLC
Carla Walker talks about unintended consequences of green infrastructure development and provides case studies for how organizations and making equity and inclusion an integral part of their work at the 2020 Equitable Green Infrastructure Summit...
Lisa welcomes us to the 2020 Equitable Green Infrastructure Summit and provides a brief introduction to the project.
Join University of Illinois Extension and Amy Janik of the National Great Rivers Research and Education Center in this info-packed Wilderness Wednesday webinar...
Join University of Illinois Extension and Dr. Michael Ward of the University of Illinois ...
Composting food scraps and yard waste is a positive alternative to sending the waste to the landfill or down your garbage disposal, and the results of composting provides a nutrient rich material that can be added to our gardens. Learn more about how to get started with composting by joining...
This week on the Good Growing podcast we dive into the world of soil and compost. Ken and Chris answer your questions asked by actual home gardeners.
Home composting is a great way to support our environment by introducing a sustainable, gardening component that builds healthy soils while reducing the volume of waste going to landfills. Discover the fascinating ins and outs of the decomposition process and learn how to turn waste into...
Composting does not have to be rocket science, but following some basic rules will help make your compost the best it can be. Join Duane Friend for a discussion of the composting process, what works in compost and what should be left out, and basic management of air, moisture, and temperature....