Longleaf media
Plant Optimism
Longleaf Media is rooted in the belief that regenerative agriculture is essential to our spiritual, environmental, and community health. We build comprehensive communication strategies and produce content for people who make the world a better place.
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Edible Chosewood Neighborhood Planting
In 2019, Edible Chosewood and Community Foodscapes led community wide edible planting in the Chosewood neighborhood of Atlanta.
Earth Day Farmers Jam Promo
Earth Day Farmers Jam took place on Monday, April 22 at Monday Night Garage in celebration of community composting.
Longleaf Media ghostwrites for CEOs and nonprofit leaders across the country, in addition to our own content. Check out a couple of samples below and click here to see more.
Spring is in the air, and that means most Americans will interact with their lawn for the first time in months. During the winter, the average lawn doesn’t need much attention. Due to the cold weather and shorter days, grass isn’t growing all that much. There are, however, a few things that can grow during the winter, some of which are delicious and nutritious. In this case, I’m talking about chives.
To actually cross the sustainability midpoint, we need to think beyond less bad solutions. For example, we talk about replacing gas powered cars with electric cars, but we don’t talk about replacing cars with trees that actually absorb carbon.
The COVID crisis reminded us just how important a functioning school system is to working families—and it exacerbated the inequalities that are leaving many children behind.
Founder James Carr appeared on NPR's A Closer Look with Rose Scott to discuss urban agriculture and upcoming events for Georgia Farmers Market Association. Listen here.