Catherine Zimmerman is available for speaking engagements for conferences and organization meetings. If you are hosting a screening event she can attend to do a meet and greet, introduce the film, lead a Q & A session or be part of a panel discussion following the screening. Contact themeadowproject414@gmail.com
Native Plants and Meadows in All Places
The town of Hilldboro and the Hillsboro Preservation Foundation hosts Catherine Zimmerman at their monthly Eat, Drink and be Literary event. Catherine will do a presentation on creating biodiversity and making natural landscapes the new norm. Clips from her film Hometown Habitat will be included. A discussion and book signing of Urban and Suburban Meadows will follow her presentation.
Growing Green Conference: Wildlife Habitat Certification
Learn how to certify your yard, business, school or congregation through the National Wildlife Federation Garden for Wildlife programs. At 1:00 pm Catherine will discuss how to provide pollinator food succession in your garden. Let’s make sure they have plenty to eat!
Brentwood Library Meadow Project Talk “Seed Saturdays”
Catherine Zimmerman, founder of The Meadow Project, will discuss her film Hometown Habitat, a 90-minute environmental, education documentary focused on showing how and why native plants are critical to the survival and vitality of local ecosystems, and how we can save nature in our own backyards. Virtual event.
Garden for Wildlife!
The Garden Club, Tipp City Library and Tipp Monroe Community Services offers a presentation by filmmaker, author and sustainable landscape designer Catherine Zimmerman on the how and why to certify your property as a National Wildlife Federation Wildlife Habitat. The program will be held in the library’s meeting room in the basement. The 45 minute presentation will be followed by 15 minutes of Q & A. Catherine’s book Urban & Suburban Meadows and DVD’s of her films will be available for sale next door at Tipp Monroe Community Services after the program. Please join us and learn how to garden for wildlife!
