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2024 Webinar: Ultimate Green Home, Health & Lawn Workshop
Wed, March 13 @ 12:30 pm EDT - 1:30 pm EDT
March 13, 2024- Ultimate Green Home, Health & Lawn
Join us for an enlightening webinar featuring Jackson Madnick, a long-time environmentalist and sustainability expert. In this session, you’ll discover invaluable insights on transforming your home and work environment into healthier spaces, while also making minor lifestyle adjustments that could potentially extend your lifespan by 25 years!
Delve into the latest university research findings on lawn care secrets, including practical strategies to enhance your existing lawn or seamlessly overseed with Pearl’s Premium Ultra Low Maintenance Lawn Seed. Imagine the convenience of mowing your lawn just once a month, thanks to its unique properties that promote lush growth with minimal upkeep. With roots that extend an impressive 6 feet deep, experience fewer weeds without the need for harmful chemicals, making your lawn safer for pets, children, the elderly, and the environment.
Discover how these innovative grass varieties require 75% less water while remaining vibrant and green year-round, even in the face of extreme weather conditions. Learn about their remarkable ability to sequester 10 times more carbon, contributing to efforts to combat climate change. Plus, impress your neighbors with envy-worthy grass borders that enhance both the aesthetic appeal and eco-friendliness of your property. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn how to have organic grass that looks like this year round to border your home and protect your health!
Presenter Bio:
Jackson Madnick is a longtime environmentalist and water resources and sustainability expert. Jackson is the former Chairperson of the Wayland (MA) Surface Water Quality Committee, present director Congress of Lakes and Pond Association (COLAP) Board of Director, recipient of the 2007 AltWheel’s Regional Environmental Hero Award, and a two-time winner of the National GALA Award, the highest honor in the field of special events and public celebrations.
In the past Madnick’s work has been commended by two White Houses (first Bush and Clinton), the United Nations, John Glenn, National League of Cities and Al Gore, among others.
Jackson helped renew the National Clean Water Act, with a low energy, nationally-televised event that gathered one million signatures for a petition to renew the act. He has been researching innovative ways to save energy, improve surface and ground water quality and create healthier lawns that require no fertilizer, dramatically less time, money, water and green house gasses.
He lives in a sustainable house that he is renovating to produce 95 % of its heating, cooling and power from the sun and earth.
