How does the environment shape our health in ways we rarely notice?
The air we breathe carries traces of ecosystems far removed from us. The water we drink reflects the vitality—or depletion—of the land it moves through. The food we eat carries the memory of the soil it came from. Yet, as our ecosystems fray, so too do the threads that bind us: our health, our communities, and the culture of care that once grounded us.
This isn’t just about food.
It’s about the stories we’ve inherited—and the ones we’ll leave behind. Regeneration begins not with answers, but with questions that challenge the way we see and interact with the world around us:
—? What happens to a community when its soil is no longer alive?
—? How does the health of a single farm ripple outward into entire landscapes and cultures?
—? If the environment shapes our health, what would it mean to nurture it, and in doing so, nurture ourselves?
At Farm Yarns: Nurtured by Nature, we’ll explore these questions through the lenses of science, storytelling, and advocacy. @drnashawinters will uncover the intricate ties between metabolic health and soil vitality. @oliver_english will share stories of culture, food, and regeneration from the ground up. @glyphosategirl will challenge us to rethink the cost of chemical agriculture on our collective well-being.
This is not a conversation of absolutes.
It’s an invitation to hold space for complexity—to question, reflect, and reconnect.
Regeneration asks us to look beyond individual acts and see the larger systems that sustain life. It asks us to consider not just what we take from the Earth, but what we give back.
So we ask: How will you contribute to the health of the living systems that shape you?
JOIN US TODAY, December 3rd, at 5:00 PM PT / 8:00 PM ET for a conversation that may not provide all the answers but is sure to inspire the questions that lead us toward a future truly nurtured by nature.
Register now via https://lnkd.in/e4JRxXNs ??