The climate that once allowed the Central Coast region to become global agricultural stewards is changing. Increasing temperatures, intense floods, and droughts are impacting farmers' ability to produce food for a growing population. How are farmers adapting to these shifting patterns, and how can we play our part in building a more sustainable food system in our community?
Join City Farm SLO in June to tackle these questions. In a two-part speaker series, we will hear from local experts on the relationship between agriculture, food access, and climate change; learn how we can use sustainable farming practices as a tool to combat climate change; and engage in community actions that encourage circular and local food systems.
If you have any questions regarding the event, please reach out to Amanda Christophe at achristophe@civicspark.civicwell.org, or Landon Keller at lkeller@civicspark.civicwell.org