Location: Great Hall
Location: Great Hall
With Dr. Curt Gervich & Student Leaders
Location: Flammer Theater
Location: Flammer Theater
Location: Great Hall
(Participants will choose ONE of the breakout sessions outlined below)
Justice On Your Plate: Understanding How Our Food Choices Shape the Food System
Location: Flammer Theater
Presenter: ADK Food Systems Network
Theme: Agriculture, Sustainability
Art in a Changing Climate: Creativity, Care and Cultivating Connection
Location: Naturalist's Cabinet and Outside
Presenters: Adirondack Watershed Institute, Finger Lakes Institute, and the Paul Smith's VIC
Theme: Art, Communication
How To: Community Repair Fair
Location: Climate Solutions
Presenters: Canton Sustainability Committee and Clarkson University
Theme: Climate Justice, Sustainability, Community Organizing
Fluid Verse: Water, Climate Stories & Slam Poetry
Location: Planet Adirondack
Presenter: Echo Lab
Theme: Communication, Art, Storytelling
Teacher Workshop: From Practice to Policy, My Association with the Youth Climate Summit
&
Introduction to the New Climate Action Planning Framework
Location: Conference Room
Presenter: Roger Catania (NYSED Board of Regents) & Cedar Barg (The Wild Center)
Location: Great Hall
Choose your own adventure! These shorter-than-a-workshop but longer-than-a meet & greet sessions will run between 30-45 minutes. Sessions include mini-presentations, demonstrations, and interactive activities. You can drop in and out of stations, or stay at one that you love the whole time!
30-Minute Workshops: Meet at 1:00 p.m., 1:30 p.m., and 2:00 p.m.
The Insulation Station — ANCA Clean Energy Hub — Climate Solutions Tinkering Studio
What Can Ewe Do? Ecological Farming Practices for Sustainable Food and Fashion — North Country School — Meadow Lot
The Wild Center's Green Campus Tour — Trane Technologies — Animal Viewing Window
Drum Composter Tour — Compost For Good — Pavers Lot / Composter
Farming for the Future: Breaking the Cycle of Destruction — North Country Climate Club — Naturalist's Cabinet
Creatures on Climate Change — The Wild Center — Planet Adirondack
45-Minute Workshops: Meet at 1:00 p.m. and 1:45 p.m.
Yes, You Can! Preserving Food with Canning — Kelley Patenaude — Bio Building Eaves
Bike-Packing in the Adirondacks — Silver Birch Cycles — Outdoor Classroom
Learning the Land through the Camera — Paul Smith's College — Waterside Cafe **bring a camera/ phone**
Make Your Voice Heard: Climate Change Quilt — SUNY Binghampton University — Glacier Wall
90-Minute Lightning Workshops: Pre-Registration Required
More Joy, Less Food Waste: Making Food Scrap Reduction at Your School Fun! — Skidmore College & NYS Department of Environmental Conservation — Flammer Theater
Climate to the Stage — Developing Artists — Conference Room
Location: Great Hall
(Participants will choose ONE of the breakout sessions outlined below)
Mic-ing Up Mosquitos: An Introduction to Climate Change Journalism
Location: Planet Adirondack
Presenter: North Country Public Radio
Theme: Storytelling, Science, Communication
**bring a phone/ personal recording device **
How to Create a Green Team with Enthusiasm and Hopefully Success
Location: Flammer Theater
Presenter: Emma Willard School
Theme: Green Schools, Climate Action, Leadership
What are Your School's Electric Energy Hogs? Getting Started on an Elecric Energy Efficiency Action Plan
Location: Climate Solutions
Presenter: Institute for a Sustainable Environment
Theme: Sustainability, Food
Microplastics Everywhere!
Location: Naturalist's Cabinet
Presenter: Lake Champlain SEA Grant
Theme: Plastic, Ecosystem Health
Teacher Workshop: Interdisciplinary Climate Education for a Standards-Based Classroom
Location: Conference Room
Presenter: Rachel Arbor (Gaia Scholastic/ Subject to Climate)
with Tammy Morgan and Sam Baker
Location: Great Hall
includes Wild Lights in Forest Music