Perfect Earth Project

Perfect Earth Project Perfect Earth Project promotes nature-based land care practices for healthy people/pets/planet

We look to creating a future when it can be taken for granted that land is managed without toxins and is safe for people, pets and the environment. Toxin-free lands support biodiversity and carbon capture and are a critical component in climate change resiliency. Toxin-free land management engages decision makers and practitioners in positive environmental learning experiences and inspires action,

right in their own front yards. We see the landscape industry as a potential "army" of environmental land stewards offering career opportunities that are currently undervalued.

On the latest Growing Greener Podcast, Perfect Earth partner Tom Christopher speaks with Ned Friedman, an unabashed tree...
08/26/2026

On the latest Growing Greener Podcast, Perfect Earth partner Tom Christopher speaks with Ned Friedman, an unabashed tree hugger and Director of Harvard’s . They discuss the institution’s programs to preserve the DNA of tree species and populations threatened with extinction by climate change, how they're helping trees flourish in an increasingly challenging environment, and why he encourages us all to forge a bond with a tree. ⁠
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Ned's passion for trees is infectious! ⁠Tune in where you get your podcasts or at the link below. ⁠

https://perfectearthproject.org/growing-greener-podcast-trees-with-dr-ned-friedman/
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Support for Growing Greener comes from , a national nonprofit dedicated to preserving, sharing and celebrating America’s gardens and diverse gardening traditions. Through preservation, education, and public access, the Conservancy helps protect these living works of art for future generations. Learn more and discover gardens near you at gardenconservancy.org.⁠
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📸 1: Ned Friedman, Arnold Arboretum⁠
📸 2-3: Arnold Arboretum

Want to know how to nurture a healthy, biodiverse, and beautiful yard with native plants and more? Come to Perfect Earth...
08/22/2026

Want to know how to nurture a healthy, biodiverse, and beautiful yard with native plants and more? Come to Perfect Earth Project's next Landscape Therapy Workshop at Treiber Farms on the North Fork and learn from experts Stacy Paetzel, founder of Marshall Paetzel Landscape Architecture; Jim Glover, owner of Glover Perennials; and Edwina von Gal, landscape designer and Perfect Earth founder. ⁠
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Come meet the eco-organizations in your area including Peconic Estuary Partnership, Group for the East End, Peconic Baykeeper, Glover Perennials. Plus, we've lined up some PRFCT garden tours on the North Fork after the panel discussion—open to all. ⁠
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Bring your family, friends, and landscapers! Come with questions!⁠
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2026⁠
1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.⁠
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TREIBER FARMS ⁠
38320 County Rd 48 ⁠
Peconic, NY 11958⁠
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GARDEN TOURS ⁠
3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.⁠
TICKETS ARE FREE. ⁠
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Pre-registration is encouraged, but walk-ins are welcome. Space is limited.⁠
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Reserve your spot at the link below:
https://LTWorkshopTF26.givesmart.com
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Thank you to the Peconic Estuary Partnership for their generous support of this event.

08/21/2026

We are growing a Living Lands demonstration garden Amber Waves in Amagansett, NY. Follow along as we share the entire journey from plant selection and design to breaking ground and planting.

In this first video, Perfect Earth Project founder Edwina von Gal selects trees from Whitmores Tree Farm.

Sympathy for Mr. McGregor? Not so fast. Check out the latest Growing Greener podcast where Perfect Earth partner Tom Chr...
08/19/2026

Sympathy for Mr. McGregor? Not so fast. Check out the latest Growing Greener podcast where Perfect Earth partner Tom Christopher speaks with Amy Free, a rabbit-lover and anthrozoologist, who awakens him to the beauties and ecological importance of rabbits and shares how to host them without sacrificing your garden. ⁠
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Tune in where you find your podcasts or at the link 👇
https://perfectearthproject.org/growing-greener-podcast-rabbits-with-amy-free/
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Support for Growing Greener comes from , a national nonprofit dedicated to preserving, sharing and celebrating America’s gardens and diverse gardening traditions. Through preservation, education, and public access, the Conservancy helps protect these living works of art for future generations. Learn more and discover gardens near you at gardenconservancy.org.⁠
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📸 1: RandyMai for Getty Images

Not sure what to do with sticks that have fallen on your property? Create a dead hedge fence like this one we recently s...
08/19/2026

Not sure what to do with sticks that have fallen on your property? Create a dead hedge fence like this one we recently spotted out East (slide 1). The densely stacked sticks provide better protection for tiny creatures to seek shelter. Or go looser (slide 2) and stack the sticks loosely to offer more space for larger sized wildlife. ⁠
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Learn more about how to at the link:
https://perfectearthproject.org/close-the-loop/

This Wednesday, August 19th!!! ⁠TickNology⁠3 to 5 p.m. at Bridgehampton Community House. ⁠⁠Tickets at the link: https://...
08/17/2026

This Wednesday, August 19th!!! ⁠
TickNology⁠
3 to 5 p.m. at Bridgehampton Community House. ⁠
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Tickets at the link:
https://TickNology.givesmart.com
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Learn the facts about Ticks at Perfect Earth Project's TIckNology from experts who have no financial stake at play. ⁠
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We will offer science-based advice on how to manage ticks in our yards without harmful side effects to us, our pets, or pollinators. We'll also learn more about what our local government is doing and discover the real story on sprays and spraying from trusted experts Joshua Ginsberg, president of the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies, who will share insight from the institute's 35-year in-depth study of ticks, and Moses Cucura, entomologist and superintendent for Suffolk County Department of Public Works, Division of Vector Control, who will talk about his work with tick management strategies. ⁠
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The panel will be moderated by Perfect Earth Project founder and landscape designer Edwina von Gal. Representatives from organizations like Surfrider and Peconic Estuary Partnership will also be there to answer questions. ⁠
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Order your ticket at the link:
https://TickNology.givesmart.com

In the latest Growing Greener podcast, host Tom Christopher speaks with Dr. Theresa Crimmins, Director of the USA Nation...
08/12/2026

In the latest Growing Greener podcast, host Tom Christopher speaks with Dr. Theresa Crimmins, Director of the USA National Phenology Network, about why knowing the timing of natural events such as the annual bloom of different flowers and the emergences of their insect pollinators is essential to good gardening and how climate climate change is disrupting natural collaborations that stretch back over millennia.⁠
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Listen where you find your podcasts or at the link 👇
https://perfectearthproject.org/growing-greener-usa-national-phenology-network/ ⁠
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Support for Growing Greener comes from the Garden Conservancy, a national nonprofit dedicated to preserving, sharing and celebrating America’s gardens and diverse gardening traditions. Through preservation, education, and public access, the Conservancy helps protect these living works of art for future generations. Learn more and discover gardens near you at gardenconservancy.org.

“We will conserve only what we love; we will love only what we understand.” (Baba Dioum). We are working with students f...
08/11/2026

“We will conserve only what we love; we will love only what we understand.” (Baba Dioum). We are working with students from ReWild Long Island to help educate young people and community members about conservation, like today at the Georgica Pond Preserve with Peconic Land Trust.

What do you really need to know about ticks? What's fact, what's not? Who can you trust? Perfect Earth Project is here t...
08/08/2026

What do you really need to know about ticks? What's fact, what's not? Who can you trust? Perfect Earth Project is here to help. ⁠
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Join us for TickNology where we will offer science-based advice on how to manage them in our yards without harmful side effects to us, our pets, or pollinators. We'll also learn more about what our local government is doing and discover the real story on sprays and spraying from trusted experts who have no financial stake at play. Speakers include Joshua Ginsberg, president of the Cary Institute of Ecological Studies, who will share insight from the institute's 35-year in-depth study of ticks.⁠
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August 19, 2026⁠
3 p.m. to 5 p.m.⁠
Bridgehampton Community House⁠
2357 Montauk Hwy⁠
Bridgehampton, NY 11932⁠
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Tickets: $25 ⁠
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Order tickets at the link 👇
https://TickNology.givesmart.com

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