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As part of a global campaign, Ecosystem Restoration Camps is teaming up with Regeneration International’s Mexico project, Via Organica, to develop a model for how farmers in semi-arid regions can sequester carbon from the atmosphere, restore soil fertility, improve rainfall water retention, and restore tree cover. Together we are offering you the chance to learn […]
Los Sistemas Agroforestales (SAF) combinan diferentes prácticas agrícolas y forestales para crear paisajes productivos, diversos, rentables y sostenibles. Estos sistemas tienen la capacidad de aumentar la biodiversidad de flora y […]
March 13-15 Ironwood Spring Christian Ranch, 7291 County 6 Rd SW, Stewartville, MN 55976 Event Website » RSVP to Karen Benson, LSP, karenb@landstewardshipproject.org "Finding the Right Balance: Managing Land, Finances […]
Food production fully on nature’s own grounds, is feasible, both small and large scale. And teaming up with the amazing ecosystem in the soil can be highly profitable – economically, socially and culturally. Central themes for the conference Diversity is in, monoculture is out. On profitable, animal friendly and nature-near meat production The Creative Human […]
During this weekend gathering we will explore the past, present and future of Ohio Farmland from a financial, food security, and ecosystem perspective. We are thrilled to welcome Renee Winner, Julia Barton, Jim Hoorman, Bob Hendershot, Harold Wilken, Carl Zulauf, and Kevin McGruder to share, present and teach, along with David Brandt, notable long standing […]
Africa Climate Week (ACW) 2019 will convene in the lead-up to the UN Secretary-General’s Climate Summit in September 2019, bringing together diverse actors from the public and private sectors. Participants will focus on how engagement between Parties and non-Party stakeholders can be further strengthened in key sectors for Africa, including energy, agriculture and human settlements. The event […]
By Christopher Nesbitt At Maya Mountain Research Farm Learn from a professional how to build your own biochar equipment to increase the carbon in your soil.
Rejuvenating soil. Growing healthy, nutrient-dense food. Managing water effectively. Attracting abundant wildlife. Building resilience for future generations.
The Soil Series: Grassroots for the Climate Emergency Bethany Church, Randolph, Wednesdays 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM A collaboration between Building A Local Economy (BALE) and Vermont Healthy Soils Coalition (VHSC) Calling all land managers, farmers, gardeners, seed savers, citizen scientists, conservationists, town planners, educators, healers, and advocates, join us for a series of critical […]
In this webinar, we will discuss the capacity of sustainable organic systems and practices to sequester soil carbon, minimize nitrous oxide and methane emissions during crop and livestock production, and enhance agricultural resilience to weather extremes. The presentation will include practical guidelines for optimizing the organic farm’s “carbon footprint” and adaptability to climate disruptions already […]