What's Happening?
Dharma Realm Buddhist University (DRBU) is hosting a presentation on regenerative agriculture titled 'An Agri-culture for Regenerating Our Earth, Community, and Self' on August 25 in Ukiah, California. The event will feature Dr. Craig Elevitch and Jamyang Dolma, co-creators of the Mama Food Forest in Hawai'i. The presentation will focus on how indigenous knowledge and traditional practices can guide efforts to regenerate the earth, strengthen communities, and enhance personal well-being. Regenerative agriculture, which emphasizes biodiversity and cooperation with natural systems, offers an alternative to industrial farming models.
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Why It's Important?
The event underscores the growing interest in regenerative agriculture as a sustainable alternative to conventional farming. By highlighting the role of indigenous knowledge and traditional practices, the presentation aims to inspire new approaches to agriculture that prioritize ecological health and community resilience. This shift could have significant implications for food systems, environmental policy, and community development, potentially leading to more sustainable and equitable agricultural practices.
What's Next?
The presentation is free and open to the public, indicating a commitment to accessible education on sustainable practices. As interest in regenerative agriculture grows, similar events may become more common, fostering greater collaboration between educators, practitioners, and communities. The insights shared at this event could influence future agricultural policies and inspire individuals and organizations to adopt more sustainable practices.
