Nelson Tasman Climate Forum

Awestruck by Nature
2024-04-18 17:30 (Pacific/Auckland) | the Boathouse

Nelson Repair Cafe
2024-04-20 10:00 - 13:00 | The Habitat Hub, 166 Tahunanui Drive, Nelson, New Zealand
A monthly event helping you to repair your household items, save resources and build community – brought to you by the Nelson Tasman Climate Forum, held at the Habitat Hub (Restore), 166 Tahunanui Drive.
You will be able to bring items for smaller repairs – examples include:
– Electrical items (no large appliances)
– Clothing and textiles
– Small furniture
– Household items
– Bicycles
– Toys
One item will be accepted per household, although if it’s not too busy, additional items may be repaired.
– It will be at the discretion of the Repair Café and the volunteers as to whether an item is suitable for repair.
– We encourage you to observe and engage so that you can pick up new skills too.
– No charge but koha appreciated.
More information or questions: email: ntcf.resources.waste@gmail.com or find us on Facebook: Nelson Repair Cafe.
Run with the support of the Nelson City Council and the Rethink Waste initiative.

Rural Resilience Expo
2024-04-21 10:00 - 16:00 | Higgins Park, Wakefield, New Zealand

Active Hope: Deep Ecology & Yoga Retreat
2024-04-25 - 2024-04-28
Anahata Yoga Retreat is delighted to welcome Inna Alex who will be hosting the Active Hope – Deep Ecology & Yoga Retreat gathering at our Golden Bay Retreat. Kindly note that the teachings included in this gathering may not reflect Anahata’s tradition and philosophy.

Join us for an extraordinary, heart-felt journey into enhanced connection and empowerment through Deep Ecology & Yoga
Why join this Deep Ecology retreat?
We are alive at an extraordinary moment in time. It is a time of growing uncertainty, yet also time of great possibility when creativity, courage and collective action can help cultivate change. This is a time when many of us are seeking ways to reconnect to one another and to the living Earth.
Deep ecology is a holistic approach to facing the current challenges on Earth that brings together thinking, feeling, spirituality and action. It involves moving beyond the individualism of Western culture also seeing ourselves as part of the Earth. This leads to a deeper connection with life, where Ecology is not just seen as something ‘out there’, but something we are a part of and have a role to play in.
In this retreat, we will draw on the work of Joanna Macy, John Seed and Arne Naess. We will use theories and interactive practices from The Work That Reconnects to reconnect to out own true nature, the web of life, and to our human community.
This work supports us to experience first hand that we are larger, stronger, deeper, and more creative than we have been brought up to believe. Opening our hearts and our minds to the love, the grief we feel for our world, empowers us to act on behalf of the Earth.
More info on this retreat here: Active Hope: Deep Ecology & Yoga Retreat – Anahata Yoga Retreat (anahata-retreat.org.nz)

Six Inches of Soil in our local cinemas
2024-05-02 19:30 - 2024-05-19 17:00
The inspiring story of British farmers standing up against the industrial food system and transforming the way they produce food – to heal the soil, benefit our health and provide for local communities.
Find the projection times in Motueka, Nelson and Takaka (from the 2nd till the 19th of May) here: https://www.flicks.co.nz/movie/six-inches-of-soil/

Textile ResQ Collective Launch
2024-05-04 09:30 - 15:00 | Hospice Opportunity shop on Saxton, 3 Elms Street, Stoke
Mark your calendars! The long awaited launch of Textile ResQ Collective

4th May 9:30-3:00 – Hospice Op Shop on Saxton!

May the Fourth Be With You!

More info on this Facebook page.

Six Inches of Soil - film screening & panel discussion
2024-05-04 19:00 - 21:00 | Mahakaruna Organic Farm, 75 Thorpe-Orinoco Road, Ngatimoti, 7196, New Zealand
The inspiring story of young British farmers standing up against the industrial food system and transforming the way they produce food.
Its Organics Week! To celebrate, The HEI Organic Education Centre is excited to present the eagerly anticipated documentary, Six Inches of Soil.
The film starts at 7pm so arrive early to find a seat. The film will be followed by a 30 minute panel discussion with local food producers and retailers (GoodFor, Veda Organics, BearLion, Ferretti Growers).
The film follows three new farmers on the first year of their regenerative journey -A
Anna Jackson, a Lincolnshire 11th generation arable and sheep farmer; Adrienne Gordon, a Cambridgeshire small-scale vegetable farmer; and Ben Thomas, who rears pasture fed beeft catle in Cornwall. As the trio strive to adopt regenerative practices and create viable businesses, they meet seasoned mentors who help them on their journey. They’re joined by other experts providing wisdom and solutions from a growing movement of people who ared edicated to changing the trajectory for food, farming and the planet.

Composting Workshops in Tasman District
2024-05-08 16:00 - 2024-05-11 17:00
Composting at home is an easy and environmentally friendly way to manage food scraps and garden waste while also saving money on waste disposal fees.
Whether you’re just getting started, or need a little help troubleshooting, there’s something for you in these
workshops. Plus, there are giveaways and prizes to be won.
No registration is required for the Richmond and Motueka workshops, just show up. For the Golden Bay theory and
practical workshop with local specialist Sol Margan, please register by emailing gbsustain@gmail.com.
Composting workshops

Wednesday 8 May, 4.00 pm – 5.00 pm, Richmond Library.
Thursday 9 May, 4.00 pm – 5.00 pm, Motueka Library.
Saturday 11 May, 1.00 pm – 5.00 pm, Tākaka Cohousing.

Nelson Repair Cafe
2024-05-22 10:00 - 13:00 | Habitat Hub (Buzz Room – behind ReStore), 166 Tahunanui Drive, Tahunanui - Nelson, New Zealand
A monthly event helping you to repair your household items, save resources and build community – brought to you by the Nelson Tasman Climate Forum..
Come and visit us in the Buzz Room, behind Restore.
You will be able to bring items for smaller repairs – examples include:– Electrical items (no large appliances)– Clothing and textiles– Small furniture– Household items– Bicycles– Toys
One item will be accepted per household, although if it’s not too busy, additional items may be repaired.– It will be at the discretion of the Repair Café and the volunteers as to whether an item is suitable for repair.– We encourage you to observe and engage so that you can pick up new skills too.– No charge but koha appreciated.
To stay updated about the latest news (and repairs), follow the Nelson Repair Cafe on Facebook.
Run with the support of the Nelson City Council and the Rethink Waste initiative.

Common Ground Film screening
2024-05-24 17:45 - 20:30 | The Suter – Nelson, Bridge Street, 208, Nelson, New Zealand
Hollywood comes to the party in this star-studded, fact-filled documentary about how we produce food.
Common Ground examines how our food system has impacted the state of soil in the United States and around the world.
Screened at The Suter Art Gallery, the film will be followed by a “Back to Earth” panel discussion about its relevance for us here in New Zealand.

!! Event nearly Sold out!!

Registrations required and available HERE. Doors open at 5.30pm, movie begins at 6.15 pm sharp.
We want to encourage carpooling, so please use this link if you want to share your car or if you need a ride.

This event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.

Nelson Compost Club working bees - The Brook
2024-05-25 10:00 - 12:00 | Waimarama Organic Community Garden, Tantragee Road, The Brook, Nelson, New Zealand
Join the community compost during Climate Action Festival and, if you want, every Saturday morning. Indeed, it is a ongoing working session, which takes place throughout the year.
No prior registration required. The compost club is located at the Waimarama Community Gardens (Tantragree Rd, The Brook). if you’ve got any question, please email info@communitycompost.co.nz, or connect via the ‘Compost Club Facebook page‘

Please bring appropriate shoes and gardening clothes suitable for the weather, gloves, and your smile 🙂
There’s shared kai, contributed by both the community garden (which attendees maintain also during the workshops), and by what people bring on site as well.
Learn more about the Community Compost Whakatu Nelson on their website and grab a quick idea of the Compost Club with this video:

Learn more about how “composting” can regenerate our planet here: Compost I Project Regeneration

This event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.

Empowering Soil 1.0 - Motueka
2024-05-25 10:00 - 16:00 | TBC
Empowering Soil 1.0 will equip participants with simple tools and strategies to care for and regenerate soil to bring abundance to your garden.
Elliot Cleland will demonstrate natural farming techniques for making your own mineral and biological inputs and then try out some different planting strategies to accelerate the improvement of soil health.
Registrations details HERE. This workshop is also organised on the 1st of June in Takaka and on the 2nd in Nelson. See the full program for registrations details for those workshops.

This event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.

Repair with Flair Student Fashion Show
2024-05-25 12:00 - 14:30 | Greenmeadows community centre, Cnr Main Road and Songer Street, Stoke, Nelson, 7011, New Zealand
Join us to celebrate retro and restyled fashion creations made by local students! Every year heaps of clothing goes to landfill and by recycling and refashioning old items we can reduce our impact on the environment while having fun.
Starting from noon there will be short talks and interactive workshops by local community groups who focus on reducing, reusing and repurposing clothing waste. Then at 1pm the ‘Repair with Flair’ fashion show begins. Prizes will be given for the most creative, best background story, and best handywork. Students who are keen to enter can register here.
Entry to the event is free, and light refreshments will be available for a small charge. The event is being organised by the Waimea and Nelson Soroptimists clubs and is a follow-on from the 2023 ‘Clothing Revolution’ event.
By preventing clothing to landfill we are helping to reduce carbon emissions. Fashion (mostly women’s clothing) is responsible for at least 2-8% of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions.
Learn how acting on “Clothing” can regenerate our planet here: Clothing I Project Regeneration

This event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.

Weed Eating - the nourishing kind
2024-05-25 13:00 - 15:00 | Waimarama Organic Community Garden, Tantragee Road, The Brook, Nelson, New Zealand
Join Sally Rees of Natural Nosh during her Edible Weed walk. We will look at the 10 most common edible weeds learning about their nutritional value, growing habits, properties, and how to use them in your kitchen. Knowing about and eating more nutritious weeds reduces food costs and waste in the kitchen.
A few tasters will be available for sampling. Please bring along a camera, notepad, and pen.
Workshop costs are sliding-scale from $10-25 and you can register at the link below.
Registration details HERE.

This event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.

3rd Anniversary of Nelson's First Miyawaki Microforest
2024-05-25 15:00 - 17:00 | Miyawaki Microforest, Nelson
Celebrate and learn about Nelson’s first Miyawaki Microforest on its 3rd birthday.
After three years, a microforest should be left alone to grow by itself, according to Akira Miyawaki. Colin Davis, co-initiator of this project, will take participants for a walk around the forest presenting its unique use of biochar and sharing the purpose, origin, and development of the project. This is a family-friendly event with games, tea, snacks, and cake to celebrate. The microforest is located at: 5 Francois Way, Enner Glynn, Nelson 7011.
A microforest is a self-contained eco-world, encouraging bio-diversity, drawing CO2 from the atmosphere, and storing carbon – especially with the use of biochar. They are small and easy to grow, once you have a little space. They are an ideal community project and also are educational for upper primary and secondary schools.
Please register here to participate so we know how many people to expect and can inform you of any changes to the event details.
Learn more about the “Afforestation benefits” to regenerate our planet here: Afforestation | Project Regeneration
Learn more about the “Biochar benefits” to regenerate our planet here: Biochar | Project Regeneration
Learn more about Nelson Miyawaki project here: in 2021 and in 2022.

This event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.

Battle for the Banded Rail - Community planting day
2024-05-26 09:00 - 13:00 | Private: Waimea Inlet, Pukeko lane, redwood valley
Battle for the Banded Rail is a project working with local communities to increase the number of banded rail and other estuarine birds on the margins of the Waimea Inlet by restoring habitat and trapping predators. This is the first of a series of planting day. See the full winter schedule here.

Pukeko Lane is off the Coastal Highway between Research Orchard Road and Westdale Road. Drive along Pukeko Lane for 500m and you will see our flag. Access and parking is at the top of an empty section.
Bring gloves, a spade if you have one and drinking water. Wear solid footwear and clothes suitable for the weather conditions. Morning tea will be provided and all volunteers are welcome.
No need to register, but if the weather is not good, we will cancel by 8am on the day. However, if it’s just doubtful or light rain we will go ahead. Please check the organiser Facebook page here.

This event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.

Learn how to make compost!
2024-05-26 10:00 - 12:00
Join us for an interactive hands-on workshop where you’ll learn how to plan, build, and maintain a compost heap.
Organic nursery operator Rex Hunt will demonstrate how you can make your own compost in a short period of time. He takes a science-based approach and will explain the difference between a hot compost (short period) and cold compost (longer period). You will get to see one-year-old compost, one-week-old compost and will make a compost pile on the day, with a handout to take away. Come with your questions, and any problems you may have experienced.
Rex has run an organic plant nursery since 1980 and has focused on making his own compost.
This event is free, though a Koha donation is welcome. Please register at the ticket link and bring a snack + beverage (for yourself), gloves, boots & hay fork (last item is not mandatory).
Location: 86 Highway 60 (Appleby Highway) WILLOWGROVE ORGANIC NURSERY (300meters up from 3Brothers corner)- Parking drive in. See on map
Free Entry – A Koha on the day would be welcome.
Duration of the Workshop: 2 hours maximum.
Registration: Please register following this link on Humanitix.

This event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.

Seed Saving For Local Food Resilience
2024-05-26 10:00 - 14:00 | Sustainable Living Center, 24 Waitapu Road, Takaka, New Zealand
Join Sol Morgan, from the Golden Bay Sustainable Living Center and the local GB Seed Saver group, who will explain the art of saving seeds, combining theory and practice.
Saving seeds is fundamental for local food resilience. This supports growing food locally, which also reduces transport costs, but is also a way to preserve our food diversity. Learn more about how preserving our cultivated biodiversity helps to “regenerate” our planet here: Plant Diversity I Project Regeneration
Please register emailing GBsustain@gmail.com – Koha entry, with lunch of soup and bread provided.
We want to encourage carpooling, so please use this link if you want to share your car or if you need a ride.

This event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.

Cargo Bike Get together
2024-05-26 13:30 - 16:00 | Victory Community Center, 2 Totara Street,Nelson,7010,New Zealand, Nelson, 7010, New Zealand
Calling all cargo bikers, and anybody curious about cargo bikes. Join us for a short social ride and BBQ Picnic.
From 1:30 pm gather at River Kitchen (81 Trafalgar St., Nelson)
2pm – Leisurely ride together along the Maitai and onto St. Vincent St.
2:30 or so, finishing at Victory Community Centre for BBQ picnic, and just in time for the ABC Bike Repair Workshop organised just after at the same place.
If you have a cargo bike (any bike you use to carry more than just yourself- long tail, bike trailers, kids seats, tag-alongs etc.) bring it along.
It’s a chance to get to know the other cargo bikers you’ve seen pedaling 1, 2 or 3 kids around Nelson by bike. If you haven’t got a cargo bike, come and see the variety of options and just how useful a cargo bike can be.
Share stories, get kid-hauling and cargo-hauling life-hacks, and get to know each other. It’s also a chance for your family-bike-curious friends to come and see what it’s all about. Share your favorite tips and tricks with those keen to know more, and enjoy a fun cruisey ride followed by a BBQ together.
Bring your family, a chair or two, or anything else you want to bring for the BBQ. We’ll have planet-friendly (vegan) food supplied by Nelson’s Vegetarian Butcher. Feel free to bring along a plate to share, something to throw on the BBQ, or something to drink.
This will be a relaxed, fun get-together to share tips and ideas. We’ll have cargo bikes available to try and perhaps some fun activities. Hopefully, we can show how easy it is to ditch the car.

This event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.

Bike Repair Workshop for Beginners
2024-05-26 14:30 - 16:00 | Victory Community Center, 2 Totara Street,Nelson,7010,New Zealand, Nelson, 7010, New Zealand
Bring your bike along and join Greg McIntyre, bike enthusiast and Bike Hub mechanic, to learn how to do basic and straightforward repair and maintenance on the ABC’s – air, brakes, and chain – of your trusty wheels.
The workshop is free with koha donations for the Nelson Bike Hub welcome. There are limited spaces so please register here beforehand.
And if you want to join a cargo bike get Together just before, there’s more info under this link: Cargo Bike Get Together.

This event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.

Talk to an Architect and make your project climate friendly
2024-05-27 10:00 - 12:00, 2024-05-28 10:00 - 12:00 | Private: Online or Fineline Architecture Office, 123c Bridge Street, Nelson, New Zealand
Taking on a new home build or renovation project is a significant journey to embark on – especially when you aspire to make it environmentally friendly! From selecting the ideal site and navigating the “greenwashing” of materials to determining the appropriate size and budget, having guidance from an expert can make all the difference.
To help you plan your climate-friendly build or renovation, we are bringing in some local experts: Join us at the Climate Action Festival for a free consultation with registered architects Magdalena and Mathew from Fineline Architecture. No matter where you are in your project journey and its scale, whether it’s a new build or renovation project, they look forward to answering your questions about:

site selection
design and budget,
renovation versus new build,
energy efficiency as well as
genuine green choices, and low-toxicity materials.

With over 20 years of experience in all aspects of architecture, from residential to commercial to hospitality, Magdalena and Mathew have a strong focus and commitment to creating inspiring and innovative spaces using sustainable resources that don’t cost the planet. They recently won a first prize international award for Strawlines, their low-carbon small homes design for Aotearoa. You can find out more about them on their website: finelinearchitecture.co.nz
Date: Monday 27 to Friday 31 May
Time: 10am-12pm (daily)
Location: Online or Office (Bridge Street Studios, 123c Bridge Street, Whakatū Nelson)
Book a time HERE. Let’s chat over tea and turn your ideas into reality.
Learn more about how a good design can help regenerate our planet here: Buildings I Project Regeneration and Carbon Architecture I Project Regeneration

This event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.

WEBINAR - Streets for people or roads for cars? How streets and community wellbeing interact.
2024-05-27 12:00 - 13:00 | Online (Zoom)
Join Simon Kingham, Professor of Geography at the University of Canterbury and Chief Science Advisor to the Ministry of Transport, for this lunchtime webinar about how streets and community wellbeing interact.
Streets are usually seen as places for motor vehicles, but what happens if we rethink their role as places that can strengthen our communities and enhance wellbeing? What happens when we change their form and function through things, such as changing traffic volumes and speeds, restricting traffic, making walking and cycling more attractive, and introducing street furniture and places for social interaction? This presentation will examine some of these types of changes that have been seen in Ōtautahi Christchurch.
This event is co-hosted with the Nelson Sustainable Transport Trust: NELSUST. Register for the Zoom invite by following this link: REGISTRATION

This event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.

Victory Community Working Bee and Afternoon Tea in the Mārakai
2024-05-27 14:30 - 16:00 | Victory Community Center, 2 Totara Street,Nelson,7010,New Zealand, Nelson, 7010, New Zealand
Join the team in the Victory Community Garden for a working bee and afternoon tea to celebrate the Climate Action Festival.
Come along to hear about our newly developed vision for the garden that supports people to garden together.
See our community compost system in use or help tend our garden beds.
Then enjoy some homemade and locally produced refreshments with others in the relaxed surroundings of the mārakai.
The Victory Mārakai is a place for people to grow together. Our garden offers a place to connect with others and space to grow food together. Sharing the mahi and the knowledge supports people to grow their own food. Our working bees usually include compost making so that helpers can see the full cycle in action. From food scraps to the compost and back to the garden to make more nutrient rich food.
Learn how “Growing food within your community” can help regenerate our planet: Localisation I Project Regeneration and Urban Farming I Project Regeneration
Learn about the Victory Community Center different projects, including the community garden here.

This event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.

Global Stitch Up Headbands made from repurposed cultural fabrics at Hospice op-shops across Nelson and Tasma
2024-05-27 21:00 - 21:30 | Hospice Op Shops
Global Stitch up is a creative hub based at Cultural Conversations where we want women from diverse backgrounds to:

Feel safe and empowered.
Upskill but also learn from each other’s cultural traditions.
Engage in conversation and make new friends.
Gain business independence and responsibility.
Feel motivated.

Our current group welcomes over 20 women from India, Colombia, Japan, Chile, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Thailand and Singapore.
We are delighted to partner with the ‘Hands up for Hospice’ May fundraiser. Our headbands have been made from a variety of fabric
including recycled sarees, kimono, batik, sarong, scarves and fabric from West Africa.
All profits will go towards continuing to provide a holistic approach to high quality compassionate palliative care with dignity and respect for all cultures by Nelson Tasman Hospice.
This event is taking place throughout the festival.

Bike-to-Work Breakfast
2024-05-28 07:00 - 09:00 | Private: 1903 Square (upper Trafalgar Street), 1903 Square, Nelson
Bike to work or school and be rewarded!
Cycle to work or school on Tuesday 28 May and grab a free breakfast on Nelson City Council. We’ll be at 1903 Square (upper Trafalgar Street) between 7am and 9am with a delicious breakfast that you can enjoy with us or take with you to fuel the rest of your cycling journey.
Using active transport (walking and cycling) to get around directly reduces our transport-related greenhouse gas emissions. By incentivising people to cycle to school and work, we are not only reducing emissions but also supporting a healthier and more resilient community.
Learn how cycling/walking and using “Micromobility” can help regenerate our planet: Microbility I Project Regeneration.

This event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.

Climate related books display in our Libraries
2024-05-28 09:30 - 22:00 | Libraries
If, like some of us, you love books and think they’re a great way to gain insight into the different challenges we face and the solutions we have at our fingertips, our local librarians have placed a selection of climate related books on display for the Climate Action Festival.
Join your local Library in Nelson, Stoke, Nightingale, Richmond, Motueka and Takaka, and discover what they have prepared for you.
And if you’d like more inspiration, you can check the titles put together here.
You can also send us any book recommendation that you think is worth sharing.
This display is taking place throughout the week

This event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.

Sustainable Farm Tour
2024-05-28 10:00 - 16:00 | Tākaka I-Site, Willow Street, Takaka, 7110
A tour of farms in Golden Bay that showcase some of the great initiatives that are happening to make farms more sustainable. See regenerative approaches in action including different ways to nurture soil health, mixed sward approaches, use of trees and riparian plantings, and mixed animal farming.
Farmers are the potential super-heros of climate change. Regenerative farming practices nurtures a healthy soil microbiome. This sequesters significantly more carbon, and reduces the amount of methane (another greenhouse gas) produced by cows. The potential impact of this is significant. There are many examples of good farm stewardship here in the Bay – we will be visiting 3 good examples that showcase a range of approaches.
Meet at the Takaka I site and join our bus tour. Commentary and Q&A will be provided throughout the tour by sustainable land management expert Sol Morgan. We will stop for lunch at the Sustainable Living Centre where an optional $15 organic lunch will be available for purchase.
Meet at the Takaka I site and join our bus tour. More information and registration (limited places) here. Note that the event is now sold out, but there is the possibility of registering on a waiting list. People on this list will be contacted directly in the event that capacity is increased.
We want to encourage carpooling, so please use this link if you want to share your care or if you need a ride.
Learn more on how Regenerative Agriculture can help to regenerate our planet here: Regenerative Agriculture I Project Regeneration.

This event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.

Cut your Power Costs: Budget-Friendy Energy tips
2024-05-28 13:30 - 14:30 | Motueka Library, 32 Wallace street, Motueka, 7120
Discover simple yet effective ways to reduce your energy bill and get practical tips on servicing your appliances.
Snacks and tea will be provided. No need to register.

This event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.

Garden Potions for Thriving Soil
2024-05-28 15:30 - 17:00 | Birchwood School, 15, Durham Street, Stoke
Learn to make plant potions in this family and teacher-friendly workshop by Garden to Table, a food curriculum program for schools to engage in growing, harvesting, preparing, and sharing kai.
We’ll talk about soil microorganisms and learn how the soil food web plays a role in Carbon sequestration. We’ll make some plant potions for winter feeding and find a lens to imagine the unseen microbial world.

Regenerative Gardening is Climate Action! It’s possible to grow and harvest kai while enhancing ecosystem function and increasing carbon storage. Garden to Table teaches resiliency skills, equipping the next generation with a deep connection and understanding of Te Taio.
To register, please email Prashanti@gardentotable.org.nz. No cost – Afternoon tea provided.
Learn more about the work of Garden To Table here and share the poster about this event with anyone who might be interested.

This event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.
