3rd Symposium of the Northeast Healthy Soil Network [NEHSN] (USA)

“Transitioning to More Regenerative Practices in the Northeast: Towards Inclusive and Fair Compensation for Farmers and Other Soil Health Stewards”

Date: 16-17 March 2023

Location:
– Thursday 16 March (day 1): on-line webinar
– Friday 17 March (day 2): in-Person on the Campus of the University of New Hampshire, Durham (UNH: University of New Hampshire)

Organizers & Supporters:

• • Food Solutions New England (What We Do – Food Solutions New England)
  • The University of New Hampshire, Durham (UNH: University of New Hampshire)
  • The NOFA Northeast Organic Farming Association, New Jersey, USA (Northeast Organic Farming Association – The Northeast Organic Farming Association is a non-profit organization of over 5,000 farmers, gardeners, landscape professionals and consumers working to promote healthy food, organic farming practices and a cleaner environment. NOFA has chapters in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island and Vermont.)
  • Tufts University, Massachusetts, USA (Tufts University) through the GDAE Global Development and Environment Institute (GDAE Overview – Global Development And Environment Institute (tufts.edu))
  • The Dartmouth College (Dartmouth | Dartmouth)
  • The University of Vermont, through the Gund Institute for Environment, through the Northeast Healthy Soils Network (Northeast Healthy Soils Network: Measuring Healthy Soils & Ecological Outcomes (uvm.edu))
  • The Consulate of France in Boston

With the support of NEHSN’s international partners:

• • The international “4 per 1000” Initiative, Montpellier, France (The International “4 per 1000” Initiative – Soils for food security and climate (4p1000.org))
  • The French Ministry of Agriculture & Food Sovereignty, Paris, France (Ministère de l’Agriculture et de la Souveraineté alimentaire)