Kristin Ohlson will address the Forest Grove Sustainability Commission's Knowledge Pub in a talk titled "Heal the Land, Heal the Climate."
Doors open at 7 pm for snacks, drinks and conversation. Presentation starts at 7:30 pm. Admission is free!
Kristin Ohlson will address the Forest Grove Sustainability Commission's Knowledge Pub in a talk titled "Heal the Land, Heal the Climate."
Doors open at 7 pm for snacks, drinks and conversation. Presentation starts at 7:30 pm. Admission is free!
Join Kristin Ohlson as she presents her book, The Soil Will Save Us, followed by a question and answer hour.
Kristin Ohlson and others will discuss how plants, the soil microbiome, animals and events converge to create our living world. August 7 - 9, 2017. Get tickets: Urban Soil Summit: Terroir!
In her latest book, The Soil Will Save Us, Kristin Ohlson lays out a thesis that farmers and climate researchers have been talking about for decades--that a change in farming and forestry techniques could collect and hold enough carbon in the ground to not only mitigate but reverse global warming.
Winter Speaker Series presented by Friends of Peninsula Park Rose Garden
Time: 10:30 —12:30 pm
Free Admission, if you plan to attend, r.s.v.p. to penrosevolunteers@gmail.com
Attend a sneak preview of select scenes from the upcoming documentary, Kiss The Ground. This film is scheduled to hit theaters in 2018 and is the first of its kind to provide a clear solution to climate change through food choices. Based on a forthcoming book with the same title, Kiss the Ground, this film will focus on Regenerative Agriculture and the heroes on the front lines of this new agricultural and food revolution.
A panel discussion and Q&A, featuring voices from the documentary and industry leaders, will immediately follow the screening.
Room: Marriott, Grand Salon F
Presented by Friends of Peninsula Park Rose Garden: 10:30 am - 12:30 pm, free admission, if you plan to attend, please RSVP to penrosevolunteers@gmail.com
In her latest book, The Soil Will Save Us, Kristin Ohlson lays out a thesis that farmers and climate researchers have been talking about for decades--that a change in farming and forestry techniques could collect and hold enough carbon in the ground to not only mitigate but reverse global warming.
Hope for the future depends on reversing three disturbing trends: unprecedented concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, skyrocketing rates of diet-related chronic disease, and rapidly diminishing natural resources, especially water. These problems have one thing in common: They can't be solved without soil. We might take dirt for granted, but we can't do much without it. In this briefing, experts will explain how our ability to feed the world and cool the planet depends on how we care for the soil.
United States Senator Bernie Sanders' office has invited Kristin Ohlson to speak during a U.S. Senate briefing. Among topics covered, Kristin will discuss her recent article on how crop insurance has discouraged regenerative farm practices.
Speakers (TBC)
Will Allen, Cedar Circle Farm, VT
Diana Donlon, Director, The Soil Solutions Project, Center for Food Safety
Dr. Kristine Nichols, Chief Scientist, The Rodale Institute
Kristin Ohlson, author, The Soil Will Save Us
Judith Schwartz, author, Cows Save the Planet and Water In Plain Sight
David Smith, Deputy Chief for Soil Science and Resource Assessment, Natural Resources Conservation Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture
Sponsors: Organic Consumers Association, Regeneration International
Co-Sponsors: Biodiversity for a Livable Climate, Center for Food Safety, GrassPower, Regeneration Vermont, Rodale Institute, Soil Solutions
Join Kristin Ohlson for a book signing from noon - 4 pm at The Wild Arts Festival. The festival celebrates nature in the work of regionally and nationally known artists and writers.
Presentation from 10 - 11:30 am. Despite the majority of nutrition professionals being concerned with climate change and its impact on human health only about one-third of dietitians are incorporating climate change mitigation strategies into practice, which include efforts to reduce or prevent emission of greenhouse gases. After this session, participants will be well versed on the state of the climate, how it affects agriculture, and how it will impact human health globally and locally in the years to come. Planned with The Academy Committee for Lifelong Learning.
Come here Kristin Ohlson speak about her book and the importance of soil. This talk is part of the Community Resiliency Series 2016.
Friday morning plenary speaker at the Soil Not Oil Conference.
Join keynote speaker, Kristin Ohlson, for CONNECT 2016. This conference continues to be the best training available for conservation professionals. Sponsored by the Oregon Conservation Education and Assistance Network.
Join keynote speaker, Kristin Ohlson, for the 34th National Forum which provides an opportunity for grassroots advocates, scientists, and policy makers to share our efforts and build local, state and national strategies for strength and growth. April 15 -16, 2016.
Kristin Ohlson’s book The Soil Will Save Us waxes eloquently about the ground beneath our feet, unfolding a narrative on how soil health directly impacts science, farming, food, and environmentalism. She will discuss her findings on this critical subject and inspire people to take steps to revitalize a resource that most take for granted. Co-sponsored by Countryside Conservancy. Buy tickets.
Join keynote speaker, Kristin Ohlson, for this two day conference celebrating their 10th Anniversary.
Afternoon workshop and book signing. 2 - 7:30 pm.
Join Kristin Ohlson and other panelists for InFARMation, sponsored by Friends of Family Farmers. Time: 6:30 - 8:30 pm.
Patagonia Speaker Series - private event.
Northern Plains is a grassroots conservation and family agriculture group that organizes Montana citizens to protect our water quality, family farms and ranches, and unique quality of life.
Reception/meet and greet at 5:30pm; lecture 7-8:30 pm; book signing 8:30-9pm. Sponsored by the Nebraska Statewide Arboretum.
Books by the Banks: Cincinnati USA Book Festival is an annual celebration of books and reading that takes place every October in downtown Cincinnati. The day-long festival, which is free and open to the public, features national, regional, and local authors and illustrators; book signings; panel discussions; and activities for the entire family to enjoy.
Join Kristin Ohlson for InFARMation (and Beer!) night at the Holocene (does not have a street sign). Kristin will speak at 6:30 pm, followed by a panel discussion with Mike Moran from Shepherd’s Grain, Ron MacKenzie from Slow Food, and Ohlson. Sponsored by Friends of Family Farmers and 350PDX.
Meet Kristin Ohlson during the Visiting Author Series in Seaside, Oregon.
Join us for a special evening of culinary enrichment with Kristin Ohlson, along with Spice Acres farm manager, Shawn Belt, and wine maker, Rob Murray.
A conversation with Cleveland Metroparks CEO Brian Zimmerman, Thriving Communities Institute Director Jim Rokakis, and Kristin Ohlson, facilitated by City Club of Cleveland CEO Dan Moulthrop.
Join Kristin Ohlson and The City Club of Cleveland, for a live radio broadcast and book talk on WCPN.
Join Keynote Speaker, Kristin Ohlson, for the Whidbey Island Earth Day Festival at Greenbank Farm. Earth Day activities begin at 10 am, speech at 4 pm.
Kristin Ohlson will present a talk entitled Soil: Our Agent of Climate Recovery and sign books. Meet and greet at 6:30 pm, talk at 7:30 pm. Sponsored by Benton Food Freedom, Natural Step Ministry, 350Corvallis.org, and Citizens Climate Lobby.
Join Kristin Ohlson at the Urban Soil Carbon Water Summit on Feb. 23-25, 2015. Event details coming soon.
OHBA presents an evening with Kristin Ohlson, author of The Soil Will Save Us, a critically acclaimed book that is changing how we look at and value soil. This event will make you proud to be organic. Tickets include a delicious dinner and plenty of social networking. Register Now.
Assessing soil biodiversity and its role for ecosystem services
10:45am - 12:30pm - Panel Discussion: How to translate scientific knowledge in soil policies and for soil management? What are the bottle necks for such translation?
Tune in at 2:00pm Pacific to a live interview with Caroline Casey of The Visionary Activist show.
Visit Kristin and get your book signed, from 1:30 - 3:00pm. Ethos Health Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/MyEthosHealth
Author Talk on Speakers Forum with John O'Brien. Listen to the show: Can The Soil Really Save Us From Climate Change?
Live chat on Relocalizing Vermont with Carl Etnier. Tune in at 9:30am eastern time.
Live radio discussion on Talk of Iowa with Charity Nebbe. Tune in at 10am central time.
Part of the Rocky Mountain Land Series.
Kristin Ohlson discusses soil and soilmates with Ira Flatow this week on NPR's Science Friday. Tune in or stream (beginning at 2:20pm eastern/11:20am pacific).
Reading from 2 - 3pm. In addition, Greebank Farm will offer a flight of local wines and cheeses for tastings from noon - 4pm.
Walking Tour starts at Sun and Soil Juice and explores the surrounding neighborhood. Sponsored by ReSoil Sacramento, a program of Green Restaurant Alliance Sacramento (GRAS).
Say hello and get your book signed: 6:30 - 8:00pm
Say hello and get your book signed.
Live radio chat on Digging in the Dirt with Kevin Gallagher.
Say hello and get your book signed: 7:30 - 11:30am
Sponsored by Fresh Fork Market.
Live chat on The Sound of Applause with Dee Perry.
Cosponsored by CUESA (Center for Urban Education about Sustainable Agriculture). Panel discussion details.
Live chat on The Recovery Zone with Stephanie Potter.
Live chat on Think Radio Show at North Texas NPR (KERA).
Live chat on The Sound of Ideas at Cleveland Public Radio (WCPN).