Regenerating Life with Planet-Cooling, Holistic Green Thumb Practices
The Boston Premier of the documentary film Regenerating Life: How to Cool the Planet, Feed the World, and Live Happily Ever After will be screened on Saturday, October 14, 2023, from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Tufts University.
John Feldman shares his journey through science and the stories that helped him see the climate crisis in a whole new light.
Traveling the regenerative holistic management landscape, he visits:
Adam Sacks, Executive Director Emeritus, Biodiversity for a Livable Climate;
Claudia Kenny, Little Seed Gardens;
Cynthia Daley, Co-Director, Center for Regenerative Agriculture & Resilient Systems, California State Univ. Chico;
Dan Kittredge, Executive Director, Bionutrient Food Association;
Didi Pershouse, Lands & Leadership Initiative;
Drona Chetri, former youth program coordinator at the GNH Centre of Bhutan;
Gail Fuller, Fuller Farms;
Gerald Pollack, Professor, University of Washington;
Jim Laurie, restoration biologist and co-founder of Biodiversity for a Livable Climate;
Karen Washington, Co-owner of Rise & Root Farm;
Leah and Naima Penniman, Soul Fire Farm;
Lisa Stokke, Founder, Next 7 Project;
M.L. Bhairava Kumar, master farmer, Andhra Pradesh Community-Managed Natural Farming initiative, India;
Molley Knight, Little Seed Gardens;
Robyn Mast King, Jako Farm;
Rubén Duro Pérez, Science into Image;
Satish Kumar, Resurgence Trust;
Stephan Harding, Schumacher College;
Steffen Schneider, Institute for Mindful Agriculture;
Tom Goreau, President, Global Coral Reef Alliance;
Vandana Shiva, Navdanya;
Vijay Kumar, Executive Vice Chairman, Rythu Sadhikara Samstha (RySS), Govt of Andhra Pradesh;
Walter Jehne, Regenerate Earth, Ltd.
Wes Jackson, The Land Institute;
Willy Denner, Little Seed Gardens;
Yapmaan Swetha, Master Farmer, Zero Natural Farming program in Andhra Pradesh, India.
The film will be followed by a panel discussion with filmmaker John Feldman, atmospheric physicist Anastassia Makarieva (biotic pump), marine biologist Tom Goreau, educator and soil sponge strategist Didi Pershouse, environmental journalist Judith Schwartz, and farmer & Bionutrient Assoc. founder Dan Kittredge.
For more information and tickets, press here.
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