Healing our land and our health: A discussion with David Montgomery and Anne Biklé

David Montgomery | Anne Biklé2022-11-30

David R. Montgomery, doctor in geomorphology, and Anne Biklé, biologist and gardener, have been writing together to expand the public’s knowledge on the importance of soil. In their most recent book, "What Your Food Ate", they bring us even more intimately close to soil, personalizing our relationship with its health by explaining its impact on the nutritional content of our food.

Tune in for a discussion of how to heal our land while reclaiming our health, as we all need to be part of the solution.

Duration: 98 min.

Available in: English, French

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