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On Thursday, October 29th from 6:30 to 8:00 pm at Blue Zones Project Petaluma, the Regenerative Education Alliance invites you to the screening of Farm to... Landfill?!, a short documentary made by five Petaluma students who spent the summer tracing food from farm to table to trash - and asking hard questions about what happens when it doesn't get eaten. After the screening, the interns and their mentor Claudia de la Peña will present the solutions they researched and propose next steps for reducing food waste in our community. This is an after-dinner event with light refreshments, good conversation, and the chance to hear directly from young people who did serious work this summer. Tickets here.
MAKE YOUR C.A.S.E.! Welcome to the Regenerative Education Alliance (REA), a nonprofit organization based in Petaluma, California dedicated to cultivating a sustainable future through hands-on education in regenerative agriculture. REA addresses critical environmental challenges such as water scarcity, climate change, and biodiversity loss by empowering local youth to engage in regenerative farming practices. Our programs focus on Community, Agriculture, Students, and the Environment, (CASE) via restoring soil health, fostering environmental stewardship, and nurturing a new generation of farmers who understand the vital connection between agriculture and ecosystem resilience. Together, we are sowing the seeds for a healthier planet and a thriving community.
MAKE YOUR C.A.S.E.! Welcome to the Regenerative Education Alliance (REA), a nonprofit organization based in Petaluma, California dedicated to cultivating a sustainable future through hands-on education in regenerative agriculture. REA addresses critical environmental challenges such as water scarcity, climate change, and biodiversity loss by empowering local youth to engage in regenerative farming practices. Our programs focus on Community, Agriculture, Students, and the Environment, (CASE) via restoring soil health, fostering environmental stewardship, and nurturing a new generation of farmers who understand the vital connection between agriculture and ecosystem resilience. Together, we are sowing the seeds for a healthier planet and a thriving community.
Our Vision: By fostering a deep connection to the land and promoting social integration through community-supported initiatives, the Regenerative Education Alliance aims to nurture not just future farmers, but engaged citizens who champion ecological resilience and community well-being.
Our Vision: By fostering a deep connection to the land and promoting social integration through community-supported initiatives, the Regenerative Education Alliance aims to nurture not just future farmers, but engaged citizens who champion ecological resilience and community well-being.
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