Gardening for the Future
Native plants are helping Louisiana grow stronger, from backyards to bayous. One family's restoration project showcases the importance of gardening for the future.
Three years ago, research for a podcast about the environment in South Louisiana began with an interview with Matt Conn, owner of an environmental and ecological consulting company. He restored 67 acres of land, creating a haven for nature lovers.
Since then, a film called Louisiana Grass Roots was made about coastal prairies, and a podcast titled No Matter the Water was released. The podcast includes an episode featuring someone who gardens at home with native plants, titled "De Sha."
No Matter the Water
Author's note: Exploring environmental efforts in Louisiana.
- Native plants help Louisiana grow stronger
- Restoration projects create nature havens
- Promoting environmental awareness through podcasts and films
More News
- Selling Sunset's Mary Bonnet Thinks Producers Set Up Chelsea Conflict
- Thieves Snag Custom Range Rover Owned By Shaquille O'Neal - SlashGear
- Brisbane priests share All Souls’ Day cultural significance - The Catholic Leader
- Vance says troops to be paid despite shutdown but warns of ‘limited pot of money’
- Jimmy Butler issues “scary” warning to the rest of the NBA amid Warriors’ 4-1 start
- Lacoste Debuts Rolex Paris Masters 2025 Collection - V Magazine
- Xbox Network and Minecraft Go Down After Major Microsoft Azure Outage | iPhone in Canada
- Lorient 1-1 PSG: Parisians held but remain top of Ligue 1
- Bruce Bruce County Museum marks Remembrance Day with special guest
- DWTS' Alan Bersten, Elaine Hendrix Taking 'It Easy' After Her Hospitalization