Arbor Institute

Relaxation remedies tonight - 5pm! Learn all about Lavender with Zephrine Hanson of Hampden Farms, part of FrontLine Farming's Herbal Knowledge Series. Register through this link: https://www.frontlinefarming.org/events/flf-herbal-knowledge-series-peace-lovender-explorations-into-lavender

About the panelists : Life in the Plasticene Virtual Round Table
Tues Sept. 14 7-8pm MDT
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https://arborinstitute.org/event/plasticene/
Patrick Chandler is a PhD candidate at the University of Colorado, Boulder who has fifteen years’ experience working in and developing environmental education, stewardship, and science programs. His current focus is the co-creation of guidelines to help bring together partners from multiple epistemologies to collaborate on projects for a sustainable future, including working with artists and arts organizations to catalyze collective action on social and environmental as piloted through the Art + Science + Action Cohort. Chandler previously served as the education director for the Washed Ashore Project, as the International Coastal Cleanup Coordinator for Alaska and the Special Programs Coordinator for the Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies.
Life in the Plasticene was made possible thanks to generous funding through .
Additional support provided the  Colorado Chapter, , and Institute.

About the panelists : Life in the Plasticene Virtual Round Table
Tues Sept. 14 7-8pm MDT
register to attend through link in bio
https://arborinstitute.org/event/plasticene/

Kelsi Nagy () teaches environmental ethics at the University of Colorado Boulder and Colorado State University. Nagy received her Ph.D. in Cultural Geography from Oxford University and holds an M.A. in Anthrozoology from Canisius College and an M.A. in Philosophy from Colorado State University. She is the co-editor of Trash Animals: How We Live with Filthy, Feral, Invasive, and Unwanted Species (University of Minnesota Press, 2012), an associate fellow at the Oxford Center for Animal Ethics and a recipient of a Culture and Animals Foundation grant.
Life in the Plasticene was made possible thanks to generous funding through .
Additional support provided the  Colorado Chapter, , and Institute.

About the panelists : Life in the Plasticene Virtual Round Table
Tues Sept. 14 7-8pm MDT
register to attend through link in bio
https://arborinstitute.org/event/plasticene/

Environmental scientist, educator and author Marcus Eriksen co-founded the 5Gyres] Institute to research plastic pollution in the world’s oceans, and recently co-founded LEAP LAB, a network of science centers committed to building self-reliant communities. He’s led more than 20 expeditions through the 5 Gyres Institute exploring and researching the world’s oceans. His writings and related documentaries chronicle rafting adventures down rivers and across oceans, and highlight his experience as a veteran of war and science. Eriksen also lectures on biophilia and the role of art, science and self-reliance to achieve urban resilience.

Life in the Plasticene was made possible thanks to generous funding through .
Additional support provided the  Colorado Chapter, , and 5Gyres] Institute.