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Plants seem like such an innocent, natural part of life. We eat different crops, we give flowers to our loved ones, and we all doodle them on the margins of our notebooks. However, plants show up in our everyday lives in ways that aren’t as obvious. “Seeds of Solidarity,” by Cornell Botanic Gardens education team member, Jakara Zellner, looks beyond the surface and into the complex sociopolitical relationships we have with plants, starting with plants from the “Seeds of Survival and Celebration” exhibition. Through a blend of graphic illustrations, collages, and poetic prose, “Seeds of Solidarity” explores how environmental degradation is...

Plants seem like such an innocent, natural part of life. We eat different crops, we give flowers to our loved ones, and we all doodle them on the margins of our notebooks. However, plants show up in our everyday lives in ways that aren’t as obvious. “Seeds of Solidarity,” by Cornell Botanic Gardens education team member, Jakara Zellner, looks beyond the surface and into the complex sociopolitical relationships we have with plants, starting with plants from the “Seeds of Survival and Celebration” exhibition. Through a blend of graphic illustrations, collages, and poetic prose, “Seeds of Solidarity” explores how environmental degradation is...

Plants seem like such an innocent, natural part of life. We eat different crops, we give flowers to our loved ones, and we all doodle them on the margins of our notebooks. However, plants show up in our everyday lives in ways that aren’t as obvious. “Seeds of Solidarity,” by Cornell Botanic Gardens education team member, Jakara Zellner, looks beyond the surface and into the complex sociopolitical relationships we have with plants, starting with plants from the “Seeds of Survival and Celebration” exhibition. Through a blend of graphic illustrations, collages, and poetic prose, “Seeds of Solidarity” explores how environmental degradation is...

Plants seem like such an innocent, natural part of life. We eat different crops, we give flowers to our loved ones, and we all doodle them on the margins of our notebooks. However, plants show up in our everyday lives in ways that aren’t as obvious. “Seeds of Solidarity,” by Cornell Botanic Gardens education team member, Jakara Zellner, looks beyond the surface and into the complex sociopolitical relationships we have with plants, starting with plants from the “Seeds of Survival and Celebration” exhibition. Through a blend of graphic illustrations, collages, and poetic prose, “Seeds of Solidarity” explores how environmental degradation is...

Plants seem like such an innocent, natural part of life. We eat different crops, we give flowers to our loved ones, and we all doodle them on the margins of our notebooks. However, plants show up in our everyday lives in ways that aren’t as obvious. “Seeds of Solidarity,” by Cornell Botanic Gardens education team member, Jakara Zellner, looks beyond the surface and into the complex sociopolitical relationships we have with plants, starting with plants from the “Seeds of Survival and Celebration” exhibition. Through a blend of graphic illustrations, collages, and poetic prose, “Seeds of Solidarity” explores how environmental degradation is...

All are welcome to join this free, guided meditation session, led by Travis Winter, LCSW, in partnership with Cornell Botanic Gardens and the Nature Rx Initative. This meditation focuses on nature and is a chance for reflection and renewal at the end of the week. Meditations will take place in the Nevin Welcome Center's Ten Eyck room, where we can observe nature in all seasons and weather. Let’s Meditate is a free, guided mindfulness meditation series, sponsored by Cornell Health in collaboration with numerous campus partners. Learn more at health.cornell.edu/meditate. To learn more about nature and wellbeing through the Nature Rx...

Ignite your passion for adventure, action and travel! Cornell Outdoor Education is proud to present The Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour. The World Tour Films will exhilarate you with amazing big-screen stories and adventure films when it comes to Bailey Hall on Friday February 14th and Saturday February 15th 2025. Doors open at 6pm, show starts at 7:00pm. Journey to exotic locations, paddle the wildest waters and climb the highest peaks. Get your tickets today and be taken away to the most captivating places on earth. Tickets available at Cornelltickets.com Please support our local...

Plants seem like such an innocent, natural part of life. We eat different crops, we give flowers to our loved ones, and we all doodle them on the margins of our notebooks. However, plants show up in our everyday lives in ways that aren’t as obvious. “Seeds of Solidarity,” by Cornell Botanic Gardens education team member, Jakara Zellner, looks beyond the surface and into the complex sociopolitical relationships we have with plants, starting with plants from the “Seeds of Survival and Celebration” exhibition. Through a blend of graphic illustrations, collages, and poetic prose, “Seeds of Solidarity” explores how environmental degradation is...

Ignite your passion for adventure, action and travel! Cornell Outdoor Education is proud to present The Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour. The World Tour Films will exhilarate you with amazing big-screen stories and adventure films when it comes to Bailey Hall on Friday February 14th and Saturday February 15th 2025. Doors open at 6pm, show starts at 7:00pm. Journey to exotic locations, paddle the wildest waters and climb the highest peaks. Get your tickets today and be taken away to the most captivating places on earth. Tickets available at Cornelltickets.com Please support our local...

Plants seem like such an innocent, natural part of life. We eat different crops, we give flowers to our loved ones, and we all doodle them on the margins of our notebooks. However, plants show up in our everyday lives in ways that aren’t as obvious. “Seeds of Solidarity,” by Cornell Botanic Gardens education team member, Jakara Zellner, looks beyond the surface and into the complex sociopolitical relationships we have with plants, starting with plants from the “Seeds of Survival and Celebration” exhibition. Through a blend of graphic illustrations, collages, and poetic prose, “Seeds of Solidarity” explores how environmental degradation is...