TED: Let your garden grow wild | Rebecca McMackin

The video discusses the role of ecological horticulture in creating biodiverse gardens that support wildlife. It highlights the global movement towards sustainable gardening practices, using Brooklyn Bridge Park as a case study. The biodiversity crisis, including the insect apocalypse, is addressed, with solutions like planting native plants. The importance of supporting full life cycles of insects and changing traditional garden practices is emphasized. The video concludes with a message of hope, encouraging gardening as a positive action against climate grief.

What is the significance of allowing pests to live in gardens?

What changes can be made to traditional gardening practices to promote biodiversity?

How can gardening positively impact human health and happiness?

Discuss the importance of planting flowers for pollinators.