Tuesday, April 29, 2025 
7-8 p.m. 
Granville Public Library  | 217 E. Broadway

Is your home landscape prepared for the challenges of a changing climate? Learn how to create a beautiful, resilient yard with trees, shrubs, and perennials that can weather extreme conditions like heavy rains and droughts. Discover plant choices that not only enhance your landscape but also absorb carbon and support pollinators and local food webs. Presented by Go Green Granville and Pollinator Pathway of Licking County, this program will explore sustainable landscape design principles, climate-resilient plant options and innovations in sustainable lawn care. 

SAVE THE DATE: June 18, 2025  
DENISON UNIVERSITY | ROOM LOCATION TO BE ANNOUNCED

As renewable energy becomes cheaper and Ohio’s electric grid gets cleaner every year, electrifying your household’s major energy uses can significantly reduce your carbon & greenhouse gas emissions without costing a fortune. Meanwhile, efficient electric technologies like heat pumps and EVs are becoming more affordable than ever, especially if you can take advantage of tax credits or other financial incentives. But you don’t want to be trying to learn about all this in an emergency when your car dies or your A/C goes out! 

Go Green Granville & Electrify Central Ohio will help you start developing your own tailored plan for transitioning your household off of fossil fuels and onto low-carbon energy sources. Learn more about how we can help you go green!

PRESENTERS: 

Andrew Leber: Andy is a psychology professor at The Ohio State University, specializing in cognitive neuroscience.  He also serves as co-organizer of Sustainable Grandview.

Madeline Fleisher:
Madeline is an environmental and energy attorney who works as senior environmental counsel for Owens Corning. She blogs and/or rants more about clean energy issues at her website, the Climate Smart Handbook.