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Please come join members of the LWVCM Environment committee whose thoughts have moved from the election and holidays to Spring Gardens and new beginnings for 2025.
With those thoughts in mind, we will be meeting to learn about gardening with plants native to N.C.
Our speaker will be Daniel Jakobovits, a consultant and landscape designer for Eco
Backyards, LLC, a habitat construction, ecological landscape design and install
company from Matthews. Daniel has made his passion for the environment into a
vocation. He has worked to improve our planet for 27 years with everyone that
would listen. He is a member of HAWK, the Matthews chapter of NC Wildlife
Federation and has volunteered with TreesCharlotte and Creek Releaf. Daniel
holds a B.S. in Environmental Science from UNCW, is an Accredited Organic
Landscape Professional and Certified Habitat Steward.
Those wishing to join via Zoom may request a link that will be provided closer to time.
The parade will march down Tryon Street, beginning at Ninth Street and ending at Brooklyn Village Avenue. More than 100 community organizations, marching bands and step and drill teams will participate. Highlights will include floats with the student winners of the CMS MLK Art and Writing Contests and local performance groups.
It‘s a new year with new resolve. What‘s next on your LWV Charlotte Mecklenburg journey? Please join us for mocktails, healthy snacks, and conversation around this topic. Meet Team Leaders and Team Members from around League to learn more about opportunities to engage in 2025. We will have opportunities ranging from one hour to monthly commitments.
Join LWVCM Redistricting Chair Harry Taylor for an engaging discussion on redistricting in North Carolina. Together, we’ll explore the challenges of gerrymandering, its impact on our democracy, and the ongoing fight for fair maps. Harry will also share updates from the League of Women Voters of North Carolina’s work on Citizen Initiative, a potential tool to give more power back to voters. Let’s talk about how we can restore fairness and create a more representative future—your voice matters in this conversation!