Did you know trees have their own social networks? Trees are dependent on one another, resilient to change and can adapt to unforeseen circumstances just like humans. Join us on September 24th at 8am PT to hear from author and Professor of Forest Ecology, Suzanne Simard.

How can we address climate urgency with art and storytelling? Join writers Ana Maria Spagna and Sarah Van Arsdale to learn how, as poets, they can celebrate what's small, confront what's difficult, and nurture the creative value of wildness, collaboration, and laughter.

Certified Wild Mushroom Identification Expert and self-proclaimed “modern forager” Kristen Blizzard will give us best practices to get out into nature in our own way and begin foraging. She will leave us inspired to breathe, listen, smell, see, and fill our senses with the fragile beauty of our wild spaces.

Mushrooms have been used for health and longevity in East Asian countries for thousands of years, but did you know that clinical trials suggest mushrooms, such as Reishi, are a possible benefit in cancer treatment? join us and mycologist Terri Smith to discover all the benefits!

This Earth month, we'll make it easy to learn how to make an impact by aligning choices on how you live, where you work and ways to invest.

Celebrate Earth Day and learn about National Geographic contributor Maddalena Bearzi's experiences as a marine biologist and dedication to ocean conservation.