Can Policy Help Build Healthy Soils?

Anna Paskal | Paul Luu | Karen Ross | Geneviève Lawlor | Brian McConkey2020-09-16

The development of soil health policies and laws is essential for the advancement of large-scale regenerative agriculture. Is this feasible in Canada? What are some examples of existing initiatives and policies at the local and international level? What are the main challenges they face? Join our panelists online as they tackle these essential questions in the regenerative movement.

Duration: 120 min.

Available in: English, French


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