How soil health affects the climate and human health

Are you concerned about the climate and your own and your family's health? Then this event is for you!

HOW SOIL HEALTH AFFECTS THE CLIMATE AND HUMAN HEALTH

Sat, 1 Nov,

Guthrie Theatre, UTS Building 6

Ultimo, Sydney, NSW, Australia.

Registration 8.30am for a 9am start-5pm

 Join leading scientists, regenerative farmers, and change-makers for a powerful one-day journey into nature and the hidden forces shaping the climate, your food, your health, and the future.

YOU WILL LEARN:

·       How regenerative farming - including livestock - can create healthy soil

·       About the importance of water and carbon in the soil

·       How healthy soil and plants create the small water cycle which hydrates and cools the landscape, mitigating climate change, droughts, floods, fires and erosion.

·     How the cows and methane narrative is misguided. Cows are not the problem and can be part of the solution

·       How healthy soil produces nutrient-dense food without toxic chemicals

·       How farm chemicals affect your gut, brain and fertility

·       How vested interests have influenced the food guidelines

·       How sunlight is powerful medicine

·        What you can do for your health & how you and your community can be part of the solution

THIS EVENT IS A WAKE-UP CALL AND A CALL TO ACTION!

 Discover how regenerative farming, plants, well-managed animals, and the small water cycle can restore ecosystems, cool the planet, and produce nutrient-dense food without the use of chemicals.

This event offers real-world solutions to create thriving communities and a livable planet, and it all starts beneath our feet

REGISTER NOW/ Limited seats

Any questions: admin@nourishingaustralia.com.au

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Nourishing Australia is a Non-profit organisation.

We raise awareness about the need to nourish our soils, water, plants, animals, people, and ultimately our planet. Regenerative farming, including livestock, can create healthy soil, mitigate climate change, and produce healthy nutrient-dense food.