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SUMMARY:Laguna Beach Garden Club Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The Laguna Beach Garden Club is excited to welcome Deborah Shaw to the April 9th meeting\,\n\nwhere she will highlight the biological wealth that humanity enjoys through art. These artworks\n\ndiscussed are selected for inclusion in The New York Botanical Garden's Fourth Triennial exhibition\,\n\nwhich is a partnership of the American Society of Botanical Artist and The New York Botanical Garden\n\nand devoted to the biological diversity in cultivated utilitarian plants. The exhibition is scheduled in fall\n\nof 2021 to travel to The Huntington Library\, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens.\n\nMs. Shaw will detail how these plants have lessons to teach about the evolution and future potential of\n\nour botanical heritage. Deborah will share fascinating stories by these useful plants as we seek to increase\n\nthe resilience of what we grow.\n\nIn our recent past\, agriculture has focused on an increasingly narrower range of important crops\, leading\n\nto greatly reduced genetic diversity. Lack of diversity raises the risk of widespread insecurity from\n\nchanging climate\, environmental stresses\, and susceptibility to disease. Heirloom varieties play a role in\n\nincreasing genetic diversity\, as do wild relatives. The genetic material contained in a broader range of\n\ncultivated plants and their wild relatives can serve as building blocks for "updating" the resiliency of our\n\ncrops and gardens.\n\nThere is a great urgency to the issues of plant diversity and environmental crisis. Participate with\n\nthe Laguna Beach Garden Club via a special Members Only Zoom on April 9th at 10am\, when Deborah\n\nShaw will share her presentation on the evolution and future potential of our botanical heritage.\n\nThe speaker series is available to all members of LBGC. Join today! Membership information is\n\navailable on our website www.lagunabeachgardenclub.org. Join the Laguna Beach Garden Club\n\ntoday to support projects in our community. Currently membership is reduced for the remaining\n\nyears speakers and events\, check out our website for details. We have more amazing speakers\n\nplanned every month as well as the triumphant return of our Gate and Garden Tour 2021! So\n\nmany reasons\, join today!\n\nLaguna Beach Garden Club Meeting Information:\n\nThe Laguna Beach Garden club in accordance with CA state recommendations to reduce the rate\n\nand risk of community spread of COVID-19\, will be holding meetings with our speaker series\n\npresenters remotely via Zoom. For more information about LBGC\, our Speaker Series and how\n\nyou can get involved\, check out our website www.lagunabeachgardenclub.org. Detailed\n\ninstructions on how to access our Zoom meeting will be emailed to all members prior to the\n\nmeeting.\n\nThe Laguna Beach Garden Club\n\nThe Non-profit Laguna Beach Garden Club\, Inc. was founded in 1928 in beautiful Laguna\n\nBeach\, CA and celebrated its 91st anniversary in February. Its members support a wide variety of\n\nprojects related to education in gardening\, horticulture\, landscape and floral design\,\n\nconservation\, ecology and bird life.\n\nWe are members of the California Garden Club Inc.\, which includes membership in the National\n\nGarden Clubs Inc. We are incorporated and have well defined by-laws with a 501(c)(3)\n\nnonprofit designation.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The Laguna Beach Garden Club is excited to welcome Deborah Shaw to the April 9th meeting\,<br />\nwhere she will highlight the biological wealth that humanity enjoys through art. These artworks<br />\ndiscussed are selected for inclusion in The New York Botanical Garden&rsquo\;s Fourth Triennial exhibition\,<br />\nwhich is a partnership of the American Society of Botanical Artist and The New York Botanical Garden<br />\nand devoted to the biological diversity in cultivated utilitarian plants. The exhibition is scheduled in fall<br />\nof 2021 to travel to The Huntington Library\, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens.<br />\nMs. Shaw will detail how these plants have lessons to teach about the evolution and future potential of<br />\nour botanical heritage. Deborah will share fascinating stories by these useful plants as we seek to increase<br />\nthe resilience of what we grow.<br />\nIn our recent past\, agriculture has focused on an increasingly narrower range of important crops\, leading<br />\nto greatly reduced genetic diversity. Lack of diversity raises the risk of widespread insecurity from<br />\nchanging climate\, environmental stresses\, and susceptibility to disease. Heirloom varieties play a role in<br />\nincreasing genetic diversity\, as do wild relatives. The genetic material contained in a broader range of<br />\ncultivated plants and their wild relatives can serve as building blocks for &ldquo\;updating&rdquo\; the resiliency of our<br />\ncrops and gardens.<br />\nThere is a great urgency to the issues of plant diversity and environmental crisis. Participate with<br />\nthe Laguna Beach Garden Club via a special Members Only Zoom on April 9th at 10am\, when Deborah<br />\nShaw will share her presentation on the evolution and future potential of our botanical heritage.<br />\nThe speaker series is available to all members of LBGC. Join today! Membership information is<br />\navailable on our website www.lagunabeachgardenclub.org. Join the Laguna Beach Garden Club<br />\ntoday to support projects in our community. Currently membership is reduced for the remaining<br />\nyears speakers and events\, check out our website for details. We have more amazing speakers<br />\nplanned every month as well as the triumphant return of our Gate and Garden Tour 2021! So<br />\nmany reasons\, join today!<br />\nLaguna Beach Garden Club Meeting Information:<br />\nThe Laguna Beach Garden club in accordance with CA state recommendations to reduce the rate<br />\nand risk of community spread of COVID-19\, will be holding meetings with our speaker series<br />\npresenters remotely via Zoom. For more information about LBGC\, our Speaker Series and how<br />\nyou can get involved\, check out our website www.lagunabeachgardenclub.org. Detailed<br />\ninstructions on how to access our Zoom meeting will be emailed to all members prior to the<br />\nmeeting.<br />\nThe Laguna Beach Garden Club<br />\nThe Non-profit Laguna Beach Garden Club\, Inc. was founded in 1928 in beautiful Laguna<br />\nBeach\, CA and celebrated its 91st anniversary in February. Its members support a wide variety of<br />\nprojects related to education in gardening\, horticulture\, landscape and floral design\,<br />\nconservation\, ecology and bird life.<br />\nWe are members of the California Garden Club Inc.\, which includes membership in the National<br />\nGarden Clubs Inc. We are incorporated and have well defined by-laws with a 501(c)(3)<br />\nnonprofit designation.<span style="font-size:12px\;"><span style="font-family: verdana\;"> </span></span>
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