Due to the pandemic we need to wait for St. Peter’s Market to return to all its glory in 2022 along with its highly touted plant sale. In the meantime our love of colorful blooming annuals and our desire to help Savannah’s at risk children remain unchanged.
St. Peter's is partnering with Oelschig’s Nurseryin offering a limited array of blooming plants for pre-ordering ONLY from January 21 – March 1st. Pick up your order on March 9th.
Visit St. Peters website for order details or click here.
From the One Hundred Miles Organization: We are counting down the days until our Choosing to Lead conference, and I wanted to make sure you had this year’s events on your radar. Given the ongoing pandemic, we’ve moved our 2021 conference to an online lecture series. While we’re disappointed not to be able to meet in person, we’re hopeful that this means we can reach an even broader range of participants than might have been able to participate otherwise (after all, what easier way to engage than from the comfort of your own living room?) And we couldn’t be more excited to share what we have planned. Read on for more information, or if you’re already sold, register here!
Our theme this year is “Coming Together to Tackle our Coast’s Biggest Challenges.” Every Tuesday from February 2-March 2, we’re hosting a new group of conservation speakers from across the country, with weekly big picture questions that address the looming challenges facing our coast. Many of this year’s topics build on the conversations we’ve had in previous conferences—we’re tackling everything from North Atlantic right whale conservation and climate change and sea level rise, to racial justice and equity in the environmental movement and the inspiring legacy of Jimmy Carter.
