About this event
Washington Square Park in New York City, NY is known for its historical architecture such as the Washington Arch, which was named in commemoration of the nation's first president. Less known are the historical ecologies of this 9.75 acre parcel in the heart of Greenwich Village. Join Georgia for this engaging online lecture as she leads a virtual, guided exploration of the past, present, and in-between ecologies of the park.
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Guest speaker
Georgia Silvera SeamansG
Georgia Silvera Seamans trained as an urban & community forester. An independent researcher & freelance writer, her work has been published in Urban Forestry & Urban Greening and Journal of Arboriculture. She holds degrees from Wesleyan University, Yale School of the Environment, and UC Berkeley.
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Team member
Libby Rhoads Chief of Learning & Outreach @ U.S. Botanic GardenT
U.S. Botanic Garden
The U.S. Botanic Garden inspires people to appreciate, study, and conserve plants to enrich society locally and globally.
