Regenerative agriculture is increasingly being recognized as an effective tool for both mitigating and adapting to climate change.
Human beings are an integral part of our planet, inextricably linked with the natural world. This simple truth is often overlooked in our modern society, at a critical time where human activities are the primary drivers of change.
Next year (January 2022) will be the 42nd annual EcoFarm Conference!
Recently a colleague shared how much she enjoyed listening to an interview with Paul Hawken on the podcast Insights at the Edge with Tami Simon where Paul discusses his new book, Regeneration: Ending the Climate Crisis in One Generation.
Last Updated: Sept 13, 2021 by Chelsea Carey, Point Blue Conservation Science
One particular area we have been exploring lately is data interoperability—the ability to exchange and make use of data between devices and systems.
