Past events on video
Protecting Massachusetts Forests: A series of talks about the critical importance of forests in the time of Climate Emergency
- Calling for Carbon and Biodiversity Reserves on Our State Lands: Serving the Public Interest ~ Michael Kellett, Dr. Bill Moomaw, Bill Stubblefield, September 6, 2022
- Biochar: What it is and what it is not, Rachel Smolker, July 13, 2021
- Alosada Kpiwi – Let’s Walk in the Woods: Finding our Place Among All of Our Relations, Rich Holschuh June 15, 2021
- The Role of Dead Trees and Fire in Forest Ecosystems, George Wuerthner, July 28, 2020
- Forests and Brain Health: Emerging Research, Dr. Susan A. Masino, June 16, 2020
- Bioenergy and Forests, Dr. Mary S. Booth, June 9, 2020
- Our Massachusetts Forests: To Cut or Not to Cut, Michael Kellett and Dr. Bill Stubblefield, May 19, 2020
Soil Health Speaker Series: Beyond Stopping Emissions: How Healthy Soil and Plants Can Restore Climate Balance
- MICROORGANISMS: A Key Solution for Climate, Soil, Food, and Our Health, Ellen Moyer, April 13, 2021
- Small Scale Practices for Soil Improvement and Carbon Sequestration, Sharon Gensler, March 30, 2021
- Changing the Climate: The Role of Some Widely Used Agrochemicals, Ed Stockman, February 2, 2021
- Getting to Know the Soils of Massachusetts and Why It Matters, Ralph Baker, Ph.D., January 5, 2021
- Agricultural Climate Change Mitigation ~ Eric Toensmeier, December 1, 2020
- The Magic & the Mysteries of Climate, Soil, Plants & Trees How soil and plants help create our amazing climate and how we can help them restore it, Kate O’Connor, October 6, 2020
- Lawns into Meadows: Growing a Regenerative Landscape, Owen Wormser, September 1, 2020
Food Sovereignty Speaker Series
- Reparations: Why They Matter to the Climate Justice Movement, May 19, 2022
- Gardening the Resistance: Dwight Street Garden, Terry Gibson, January 18, 2022
- Seeds of Change, Kannan Thiruvengadam, May 19, 2021
- A Conversation about Racial Equity and Food Access, Anna Gilbert-Muhammad and Ibrahim Ali, March 16, 2021
Dear Massachusetts forest protection advocates, Over 60 percent of Massachusetts is covered by forests. If kept intact, these forests will continue to provide climate, habitat, cultural, recreational, and economic benefits. […]
What We Need Is Here: An Earth Day Celebration Sunday, April 26, 1:00-3:00 PM Davis Meadow, Smith College and surrounding campus Join us to celebrate Earth Day! Learn powerful protest […]
If you weren’t able to attend, or if you’d like to revisit the presentation, the recording is now available on BEAT’s YouTube Channel. Watch it here. Join Berkshire Environmental Action […]
By HEIDI DOLLARD Daily Hampshire Gazette, March 3, 2026 Read it here “Loss of biodiversity, especially of native plants and insects, is a real and immediate crisis that is not […]
Farming While Black. In a keynote at NOFA VT, Leah Penniman, of Soul Fire Farm, presents a history of ongoing loss among black farmers, from slavery through Reconstruction and from Jim Crow to the present day. 40 minutes