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You are invited to a Zoom webinar. 
When: Oct 1, 2020 02:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) 
Topic: Youth Involvement Interest in Sustainable Communities

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Webinar Speakers

Isaac Crosby 
Isaac Crosby also known as Brother Nature or Bnature comes from unceded farm land about 30 mins south of Windsor, Ont called Harrow, Ont. His First Nation Community harboured fugitive slaves in the mid 1800s and he is proud of his Ojibwa/ Black Canadian heritage and looks forward to sharing their histories. Even though he has been farming since birth he also studied Landscape Horticulture Tech at Humber College has gardened around the world and is currently the Urban Agriculture lead hand at Evergreen Brick Works. Teaching everyone how to farm is ideal, But his goal is to inspire and educate the youth on farming either in the city or rural setting. He incorporates his education and traditional First Nations farming to grow great crops, to teach others and do his part in saving the earth.

Scott Wentworth; O.A.L.A., C.L.A., C.L.D. 
It’s a rare thing to be able to bring a passion to what you do after more than 40 years in the same profession. This passion and energy comes from designing, building and maintaining thousands of private gardens, commercial landscapes and municipal parks for people to live in and enjoy. Doing so with an amazing team of professionals makes it all the more rewarding... and a lot of fun! 
In addition to leading Wentworth Landscapes since its inception 30 years ago, Scott is also a founding member of Come Alive Outside, and serves as chair of Come Alive Outside Canada.
The Come Alive Outside Design Challenge engages elementary, secondary and landscape design students to design and build outdoor learning spaces within their schoolgrounds.  This program builds student awareness and engagement in how we can design nature back into our lives.
Scott also sits on the national board of directors of Communities in Bloom, and designs feature planting areas for the Highway of Heroes.
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