Hosted at ECCI
With Kew trained ethnobotanist Jennie Martin
How many of us can name the plants that sustain us with food, fibre, medicines, materials and so much more?
In a time where climate change and biodiversity loss drive our hopes and dreams to create a planet where sustainability is at the core of all we do, maybe it’s time to ask ourselves, how well we know this stunningly beautiful blue squashed sphere that we call home?
Join Kew trained ethnobotanist Jennie Martin for a fun workshop as we dive into the world of the green.
Learn about how plants work and how our relationship with them, from prehistory and into the future, make it possible for us simple bipeds (i.e. humans!) to survive and thrive.
Explore the role plants play in allowing us humans to walk the earth, play, love and dance - as well as design a future that we all hope is possible.