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The sixth great extinction crisis is one of humanity’s most pressing and least attended problems. It is a clarion call for changing our relationship with Mother Earth from that of disregard and destruction to regard and restoration. The evening’s talk offers inspiring stories of collective action to recover imperiled species as redress for the crisis, with comments including the wolf restoration to Colorado.
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Alexis Nikole Nelson is a forager and an outdoor educator using her platform to yell, sing and celebrate all the edible plants hiding in plain sight! She invites all who will come on the foraging journey of collecting, identifying, and eating wild food.
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Shereen Sarick shares stories that weave together the people in the Roaring Fork Valley and villagers of the Langtang Valley. Learn about the lives, schools, and villages that crumbled in the 2015 earthquakes, and the rebuilding of them all.
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Hear from three thriving adaptive athletes in the Roaring Fork Valley who are using their art, visibility, and voice to remind us that when access for people with disabilities is equal, the possibilities become limitless.
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Longtime locals Sandy and Mary Lynn Munro share the inside story of some of Aspen’s most notable locals.
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Listen in to Ann Driggers, outdoor adventurer/photographer, and Martha Ferguson of WildSky Old Snowmass for their side-by-side presentation exploring Old Snowmass’ journey to become the first designated International Dark Sky Community in the Roaring Fork Valley.