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Part 1: More Than Just Pretty! AIB Benefits Communities in Diverse Ways
original air date - March 21, 2012 |
Communities that have participated in America in Bloom have all benefitted directly from the beautification of their surroundings. But the benefits of AIB extend beyond the expected aesthetic benefits. Dr. Charlie Hall will uses his vast industry experience and expertise to show how lives are changed significantly in terms of the economic, environmental, and health/well-being benefits of flowers, shrubs, and trees. This webinar provides thought-provoking evidence of the power of plants and why they are necessities in our lives, not mere luxuries!
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Best Ideas – Great Gifts to Give Your Town
original air date - January 26, 2012 |
Cindi Cope, AIB judge and chair of Fayetteville, Arkansas' multiple winning AIB efforts will join Evelyn Alemanni, AIB international judge, board member, and author of AIB's "Ten Years of Best Ideas" to share ways that you can engage your friends, neighbors, and local businesses to work together to complete some simple projects that will make a major difference.
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How to Get Started with AIB and Get Ready for the 2012 Program
original air date - September 15, 2011 |
This webinar was presented by Jack Clasen
Experienced AIB judge and master gardener Jack Clasen addresses the benefits of participating in AIB along with providing many suggestions on how to get started in the program. Topics include: promoting your involvement in AIB, organizing a committee, developing the Community Profile booklet, preparing for the judging visit, and getting support from the media and local leadership groups. This webinar is especially helpful for those in your community who are not familiar with AIB as well as those who are coordinating the effort.
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Strategies for Winning the AIB YouTube Video Contest
original air date - May 12, 2011 |
This webinar was presented by Evelyn Alemanni and Jack Clasen
Did you know that present and past America in Bloom participating towns can win $500 for their YouTube videos that show the benefits of AIB participation? Join us for this webinar and get an edge on the competition. The presenters will share tips and tricks for showing off your town and creating a video that you can use to promote your AIB involvement and MUCH more.
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Planning for the Judges' Visit
original air date - April 13, 2011 |
Jack Clasen and Bill Hahn, two highly experienced judges, guide you to develop the perfect itinerary for showing off your town when the judges arrive. Topics will include: how to prepare an itinerary, important areas to cover during the tour, tips on how to make the best use of the time the judges are in your town, and who should be leading different components of the tour. A sample itinerary is presented along with ample time available for questions. The webinar is also valuable for communities considering entering next year!
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Engaging a local AIB committee and Developing the Profile Book
original air date - March 17, 2011 |
This webinar was presented by AIB Judge and Horticulture Consultant, Diana Weiner of Meadowbrook, Pennsylvania and AIB Board Member & Judge, Evelyn Alemanni of Elfin Forest, California.
Whether you've entered this year's AIB competition or are interested in entering next year, you'll learn all you need to know about pulling together and structuring an effective committee that will drive the AIB program in your town. You'll also learn about the benefits of a Community Profile Book and will receive pointers on how to use the AIB Word template to create your very own.
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AIB Success Stories - How AIB Helps Your Town
original air date - February 22, 2011 |
This webinar was presented by Cindi Cope, who led Fayetteville, Arkansas' AIB committee for many years and Bob Lund who was a uniting force in Arroyo Grande, California. Fayetteville has won their population category an unprecedented FOUR times. Arroyo Grande has participated in AIB for several years and won their population category last year.
Learn what AIB has meant, to these two communities, in terms of beautification, livability, sustainability, and more. Check out this enlightening webinar and see what AIB can do for your community!
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Jump Start Your Town's Urban Renewal with America in Bloom
original air date - February 4, 2010
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Learn how participating in America in Bloom can help your town create synergy between various groups that leads to grassroots urban renewal and visible enhancements, often accomplished through the passionate efforts of hardworking volunteers.
This 55-minute webinar, co-hosted by AIB's veteran judges Evelyn Alemanni and Jack Clasen will allow you to:
* Hear how the America in Bloom program works.
* Learn how to get your community involved.
* Discover the benefits of participation.
* Get the advice you need to plant pride in your community!
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