27th Annual Winter Lecture Series

From amplifying the transformative power of gardeners, to documenting the enduring lessons of ancient trees, to advocating for the rewilding of everyday landscapes, this year's Winter Lecture Series explores the many ways people can serve as stewards of the natural world. Through stories of cultivation, preservation, and ecological renewal, Jennifer Jewell, Beth Moon, and Benjamin Vogt invite us to rethink what it means to care for the places we inhabit and to recognize our shared role in fostering a more resilient, vibrant, and sustainable future.


January

From amplifying the transformative power of gardeners, to documenting the enduring lessons of ancient trees, to advocating for the rewilding of everyday landscapes, this year's Winter Lecture Series explores the many ways people can serve as stewards of the natural more...
273LEC809A 01/21 Th 11:00am-12:00pm Jewell
Moon
Vogt
NYBG

As creator of the national, award-winning public-radio program and international podcast, Cultivating Place, Jennifer Jewell's greatest passion is the empowerment of gardeners. She's built this platform based on the belief that gardens and gardeners are powerful agents and spaces for more...
273LEC809B 01/21 Th 11:00am-12:00pm Jewell
NYBG

February

For almost three decades, Beth Moon has photographed some of the world's oldest and most extraordinary trees, creating a body of work that explores time, memory, mortality, and the enduring power of the natural world—earning international recognition for her large-scale, more...
273LEC809C 02/18 Th 11:00am-12:00pm Moon
Forrest
NYBG

March

Across the country, we're finding our roots again in natural landscaping that revives local ecology and rebuilds communities. From humans to wildlife, and the diverse cultures of all, the tide is turning for healthy resilience. One of the advocates in more...
273LEC809D 03/11 Th 11:00am-12:00pm Vogt
NYBG