At last year’s Regenerate conference, I attended a session about climate emotion, led by Addie Candib of American Farmland Trust, in which participants were asked two questions:
What is one thing you have lost to climate change? and
What helps you build resilience in yourself/your land/your world?
The answers were profound and fascinating. So I decided to ask some of the participants in that session to speak with us on the podcast.
Addie Candib introduces the podcast, and then we talk to:
Jonathan Cox,Policy Manager with Painterland Sisters Organic Yogurt in Westfield, Pennsylvania
Alex and Clare McKeon, Father and daughter ranchers in Oakdale, California
Laura Paskus, Environmental writer based in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Adrienne Dorsey, Land steward from Durango, Colorado
Craig Conley, Land steward in Northern New Mexico
Addie Candib oversee American Farmland Trust’s programs and advocacy in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho as Pacific Northwest Regional Director, and is Western Managing Director, working closely with AFT’s California and Texas teams. She is trained in mediation and conflict resolution and volunteers as a facilitator and mediator with a community-based dispute resolution center. She lives in Bellingham, WA.
Photo by Nick Chen on Unsplash
TIMELINE
1’01 Addie Candib
13’50 Jonathan Cox
15’57 Clare and Alex McKeon
20’44 Laura Paskus
23’25 Adrienne Dorsey
24’55 Craig Conley
27’34 Addie Candib
30’58 Jonathan Cox
32’44 Clare and Alex McKeon
34’35 Laura Paskus
37’38 Adrienne Dorsey
42’12 Craig Conley
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