Keynote Speaker: Willie Frank III (Qua-Lash-Qud), Nisqually Indian Tribe

This day-long conference will explore how local agriculture can adapt and build resilience in the face of a changing climate. The event combines classroom presentations with practical, field-based learning for farmers, ranchers, gardeners, local leaders, policy makers, and anyone interested in local food systems, conservation, and climate adaptation.

Topics include Assisted Migration of Wildlife and the Nexus with Farmland Preservation, Utilizing Dry Farming Practices in an Uncertain Climate, Farming with ESA listed species, Flower Farming in All Seasons, and much more!

View the full conference schedule on https://thurstoncd.com/.../upcoming.../unitedinconservation/

Questions? Contact Nora Carman-White nwhite@thurstoncd.com