Restoring Nature: Building a Sustainable Future

Engaging Communities & Mobilizing Action for Change

 

Discover proven approaches to restoring our planet's natural beauty and securing a brighter future for all life in our webinar series, Restoring Nature: Building a Sustainable Future. This webinar series is all about engaging communities & mobilizing action for change. Before we can sustain our future, we must first restore and regenerate Earth, healing our planet from the ground up. Get ready to be inspired as we unite two leading voices in ecosystem restoration: Andrew Millison and John D. Liu.

 

Andrew Millison will take center stage to illuminate how watershed restoration efforts are unfolding around the world. Nature's land divisions are the ridges, hills and mountains that delineate the drainage basins known as watersheds. For any large scale land restoration project to be successful, it needs to be placed within the context of the water flow and soil distribution of the watershed. Andrew Millison’s presentation will look at examples of successful large scale projects from around the world and how they interact with their watersheds.

 

Join us as John D. Liu reveals the power of community engagement for transforming degraded landscapes. Discover how ordinary people are making extraordinary strides towards a greener future through captivating tales and real-world examples.

You'll also have the opportunity to join the SFWS's first ever, 'Ask Me Anything' with Dr. Elaine Ingham!

 
Engaging Communities & Mobilizing Action for Change   Discover proven approaches to restoring our planet's natural beauty and securing a brighter future for all life in our webinar series, Restoring Nature: Building a Sustainable Future. This webinar series is all about engaging communities & mobilizing action for change. Before we can sustain our future, we must first restore and regenerate Earth, healing our planet from the ground up. Get ready to be inspired as we unite two leading voices in ecosystem restoration: Andrew Millison and John D. Liu.   Andrew Millison will take center stage to illuminate how watershed restoration efforts are unfolding around the world. Nature's land divisions are the ridges, hills and mountains that delineate the drainage basins known as watersheds. For any large scale land restoration project to be successful, it needs to be placed within the context of the water flow and soil distribution of the watershed. Andrew Millison’s presentation will look at examples of successful large scale projects from around the world and how they interact with their watersheds.   Join us as John D. Liu reveals the power of community engagement for transforming degraded landscapes. Discover how ordinary people are making extraordinary strides towards a greener future through captivating tales and real-world examples.You'll also have the opportunity to join the SFWS's first ever, 'Ask Me Anything' with Dr. Elaine Ingham!

The Flourishing Path with John D. Liu

11:00 a.m. Pacific time on Wednesday, March 27 (that’s 6:00 p.m. London time)

Join John D. Liu on "The Flourishing Path" as he offers profound insights into tackling the pressing challenges confronting our world, through the solutions offered in ecosystem restoration. Delve into John's vision as he explores the ramifications of human greed within our society and advocates for a shift toward consciousness and generosity to restore our planet's ecosystems to their former glory. Explore how collective action and a shared commitment to rehabilitation can pave the way for a brighter, more sustainable future for generations to come.

 

Join John D. Liu on "The Flourishing Path" as he offers profound insights into tackling the pressing challenges confronting our world, through the solutions offered in ecosystem restoration. Delve into John's vision as he explores the ramifications of human greed within our society and advocates for a shift toward consciousness and generosity to restore our planet's ecosystems to their former glory. Explore how collective action and a shared commitment to rehabilitation can pave the way for a brighter, more sustainable future for generations to come.

 

Ask Me Anything with Dr. Elaine Ingham

11:00 a.m. Pacific time on Wednesday, April 10 (that’s 7:00 p.m. London time)

Join us for a unique opportunity to participate in an ‘Ask Me Anything’ (AMA) webinar with Dr. Elaine Ingham, Loida Vasquez, Dr. Adam Cobb, and Brian Vagg. Get ready to engage with leading experts in soil biology and regenerative agriculture as they field your burning questions and share insights from their collective experience. Whether you're a seasoned farmer, a budding gardener, or simply curious about soil health, don't miss this chance to tap into the collective wisdom of Dr. Ingham and her team. Get ready to deepen your understanding of soil biology, sustainable land management practices, and the keys to fostering healthy, thriving ecosystems.

 

Join us for a unique opportunity to participate in an ‘Ask Me Anything’ (AMA) webinar with Dr. Elaine Ingham, Loida Vasquez, Dr. Adam Cobb, and Brian Vagg. Get ready to engage with leading experts in soil biology and regenerative agriculture as they field your burning questions and share insights from their collective experience. Whether you're a seasoned farmer, a budding gardener, or simply curious about soil health, don't miss this chance to tap into the collective wisdom of Dr. Ingham and her team. Get ready to deepen your understanding of soil biology, sustainable land management practices, and the keys to fostering healthy, thriving ecosystems.

 

Large-scale Land Restoration from the Watershed Perspective with Andrew Millison

11:00 a.m. Pacific time on Thursday, April 18 (that’s 7:00 p.m. London time)

Nature's land divisions are the ridges, hills and mountains that delineate the drainage basins known as watersheds. For any large-scale land restoration project to be successful, it needs to be placed within the context of the water flow and soil distribution of the watershed. This presentation will look at examples of successful large-scale projects from around the world and how they interact with their watersheds.

Andrew will be joined by John D. Liu for the live audience question and answer session.

Nature's land divisions are the ridges, hills and mountains that delineate the drainage basins known as watersheds. For any large-scale land restoration project to be successful, it needs to be placed within the context of the water flow and soil distribution of the watershed. This presentation will look at examples of successful large-scale projects from around the world and how they interact with their watersheds.

Andrew will be joined by John D. Liu for the live audience question and answer session.

20 Years of Ecosystem Restoration with Paul Morris

11:00 a.m. Pacific time on Wednesday, March 06 (that’s 7:00 p.m. London time)
Paul explores how he transformed a former tobacco farm into a thriving hotspot for biodiversity! Over 20 years, he restored ponds, creeks, wet meadow, prairie, savanna, and forest on this 40 Ha property, enhancing the ecological function of the property for all creatures. He also ran a successful native plant business, growing 500,000 plants per year for restoration. projects across Canada.

This is a special on demand viewing of a past presentation. Please add your questions into the Question box below and our team, and Paul, will do our best to get back to you with the answer. 
Paul explores how he transformed a former tobacco farm into a thriving hotspot for biodiversity! Over 20 years, he restored ponds, creeks, wet meadow, prairie, savanna, and forest on this 40 Ha property, enhancing the ecological function of the property for all creatures. He also ran a successful native plant business, growing 500,000 plants per year for restoration. projects across Canada.

This is a special on demand viewing of a past presentation. Please add your questions into the Question box below and our team, and Paul, will do our best to get back to you with the answer. 

How you can Impact your Ecosystem - Careers in Ecosystem Restoration and Regenerative Ag

11:00 a.m. Pacific time on Wednesday, March 06 (that’s 7:00 p.m. London time)

Uncover the potential to create profound change in the world through training in Ecosystem Restoration and the Soil Food Web approach. Explore diverse pathways that lead to fulfilling and impactful careers, where you can make a significant difference in the environment and beyond. Join us to learn how you can contribute to restoring ecosystems and cultivating a sustainable future for generations to come.


This is a special on demand viewing of a past presentation. Please add your questions into the Question box below and our team will do our best to get back to you with the answer.

Uncover the potential to create profound change in the world through training in Ecosystem Restoration and the Soil Food Web approach. Explore diverse pathways that lead to fulfilling and impactful careers, where you can make a significant difference in the environment and beyond. Join us to learn how you can contribute to restoring ecosystems and cultivating a sustainable future for generations to come.


This is a special on demand viewing of a past presentation. Please add your questions into the Question box below and our team will do our best to get back to you with the answer.

Ecosystem Restoration Examples

11:00 a.m. Pacific time on Wednesday, March 06 (that’s 7:00 p.m. London time)
Join us as we embark on a global journey to explore a myriad of Ecosystem Restoration projects from around the world. Discover the remarkable potential for large-scale land restoration, reversing ecological damage inflicted by human actions. Together, let's embrace the hope and promise of restoring our planet's ecosystems for a brighter, more sustainable future.

This is a special on demand viewing of a past presentation. Please add your questions into the Question box below and our team will do our best to get back to you with the answer.
Join us as we embark on a global journey to explore a myriad of Ecosystem Restoration projects from around the world. Discover the remarkable potential for large-scale land restoration, reversing ecological damage inflicted by human actions. Together, let's embrace the hope and promise of restoring our planet's ecosystems for a brighter, more sustainable future.

This is a special on demand viewing of a past presentation. Please add your questions into the Question box below and our team will do our best to get back to you with the answer.

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