VOICED : Rewilding gardening style takes root in DC Maryland

The video discusses rewilding, a landscaping style that returns gardens to a natural state, promoting biodiversity and environmental benefits. It highlights efforts by Anna Burgers and her neighbor to create wildlife habitats and Professor Chris Swan's project in Baltimore to transform vacant lots into green spaces. Despite challenges from traditional garden proponents, rewilding is gaining traction as a global movement to combat climate change.

What is the primary goal of Anna Burgers' rewilding landscaping style?

• To maintain a traditional manicured lawn

• To create a garden that is easy to maintain

• To provide a habitat for local wildlife

• To have a garden with exotic plants

What certification have Anna and Jim's gardens received?

• Urban Wildlife certifications

• Sustainable Landscaping certifications

• Organic Garden certifications

• National Wildlife habitat certifications

What is one of the benefits of replacing vacant lots with greenery in Baltimore?

• Reduction in crime

• More parking spaces

• Improved traffic flow

• Increased property values

What challenge does the rewilding project in Baltimore face?

• Lack of funding

• Pushback from neat and tidy garden proponents

• Limited student involvement

• Insufficient native plant species

How does rewilding contribute to biodiversity?

• By introducing exotic species

• By increasing the variety of native plants and insects

• By eliminating all non-native species

• By reducing the number of birds