Tennessee Women in Green empowers, inspires, and connects women who are committed to environmental sustainability.
Upcoming Monthly Program
Ginger-Rose Krueck | GROW Enrichment
Friday, June 6, 2025 | 7:30am - 9:00am
The Nashville Food Project
Ginger-Rose Krueck, a passionate advocate for sustainable living and food security, is on a mission to combat food insecurity through permaculture and regenerative land management practices. Driven by a deep commitment to education and environmental stewardship, she has taken on the challenge of managing a degraded wood lot at Two Rivers Regional Park in Donelson, TN, through the implementation of agroforestry.
With her initiative, GROW Enrichment, Ginger-Rose has begun transforming this public land into a thriving ecosystem that will provide abundant food for the community. By applying permaculture principles, she aims to create a self-sustaining system that minimizes external inputs and maximizes the land’s natural resources. Her work is a testament to the power of sustainable agriculture to address food insecurity and promote environmental health.
TWIG’s monthly programs are hybrid. Registration is not required if you plan to attend in person.
TWIG provides the opportunity to network with other sustainability-minded women and learn about sustainable businesses, organizations, and initiatives across the state.
Tennessee Women In Green is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that connects women in Middle Tennessee and beyond through environmental sustainability. TWIG aims to empower, inspire, and connect women through a variety of programs from monthly speakers and scholarships opportunities to volunteering and social events. Although our mission is centered around women, we are inclusive to all people from all different backgrounds. Whether you just began your journey towards sustainability or are interested in learning more about the community, we welcome you to join us!
