Making A Mini Forest - A Film by Angelina Lee and Narrated by Hannah Lewis
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Presented by Little Forests Durham in Association with Durham Master Gardeners and Green Communities Canada."Making a Mini-Forest" is a documentary film based on the book "Mini-Forest Revolution" by Hannah Lewis and covers the international movement...
Presented by Little Forests Durham in Association with Durham Master Gardeners and Green Communities Canada.
"Making a Mini-Forest" is a documentary film based on the book "Mini-Forest Revolution" by Hannah Lewis and covers the international movement to plant mini-forests to support local biodiversity and counter climate change.
Little Forests Durham, the Durham Master Gardeners and Green Communities Canada are pleased to present an exclusive Canadian screening of "Making a Mini-Forest" by Angelina Lee and narrated by Hannah Lewis, author of "Mini-Forest Revolution".
Focusing on people planting mini-forests in European cities using the Miyawaki Method, a tree-planting technique that focuses on regionally native tree species. It uses no chemical fertilizers or additives, on a relatively small area of land, and requires no maintenance after a few years. Narrated by Hannah Lewis, author of "Mini-Forest Revolution", these stories form a bigger picture of planting mini-forests to counter climate change and restore biodiversity.
Children under 12: Free
Recommended Age: 12+ Age Restriction: 2+
Everyone Requires A Ticket
About Little Forests Durham:
Little Forests Durham is a volunteer-run, community non-profit organization based in Durham Region focused on helping people to plant little forests in their communities. Durham Master Gardeners provide gardening advice and information specific Durham Region. Green Communities Canada has been leading a community-based climate action movement since 1995, working together with non-profit organizations from across the country to advance transformative, equitable, and lasting change.
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