A beautiful documentary film offering fascinating insights into the role of water and plants in nurturing and
balancing our climate and life on earth. Learn new pathways to restore biodiversity and our climate.
Working with Nature to Restore our Climate is the theme of Greening Greenfield’s spring series of free in-person events. The second event, Life Sustains the Planet, will be held Monday, April 1, 6:30-8pm, at the Second Congregational Church on Court Square in Greenfield.
“In this series, we will look into some novel ways of thinking that can help restore biodiversity and mitigate climate change,” says Dorothea Sotiros, avid gardener and Greening Greenfield member.
“I am particularly interested in the powerful role that water, plants and soil play in building climate resilience at home and beyond.”
The April 1st event follows Water Cools the Planet, the first part of Regenerating Life, a beautiful documentary. This film offers fascinating insights into the role of water and plants, especially trees, in nurturing and balancing our climate.
John Feldman, writer, editor, and narrator shares his quest for a deeper understanding of what regulates the temperature of our planet, beyond carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide. He introduces us to scientists who are exploring many aspects of our Earth who share their insights.
The final event of the series will be held on Earth Day, April 22. Rachel Lindsay, Ecologist, Gardener and Lead Designer at Regenerative Design Group, will introduce us to Soil-Smart Planning and how we can protect soil health and increase climate reliance in our gardening efforts.
For more information about Greening Greenfield and how to support our programs such as Housing Greenfield, and the planting of native habitat in Greenfield, please visit our newly designed website at www.GreeningGreenfieldMA.org.