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with Ione Smith, Upland Agricultural Consulting
Public Lecture May 25: All welcome!
Climate-Proofing your Food Systems with Community Economic Development
Wednesday, May 25 12:00pm PDT - 1:00pm PDT (online)
Climate change is no longer a future scenario, climate change is here. What does this mean for BC’s food system? This seminar will explore some of the impacts of climate change on our food system and what we can do to mitigate effects. Particular emphasis will be placed opportunities to protect ecosystem services on farmland.
Join us and speaker Ione Smith, an instructor in the CED program on May 25. All welcome!
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