Aaron Englander will lead an online presentation called Soil Health: A key to climate resiliency and healthy communities, hosted by Merryspring Nature Center on Tuesday, January 23, at 12 p.m. 

Englander will discuss the importance of soil health as a natural climate solution, and will touch upon regenerative agriculture techniques utilized at Erickson Fields and Aldermere Farm that build healthy soils. Some key themes covered will be soil carbon, organic matter, natural farming, rotational grazing, youth engagement and community well-being through land conservation. 

Englander is Associate Director of Stewardship for Maine Coast Heritage Trust's Aldermere Farm and Erickson Fields, both community educational farms in Rockport owned and operated by Maine Coast Heritage Trust, a coastwide land conservation organization.

This talk is part of Merryspring’s Online Winter Talk series, co-sponsored by Camden Riverhouse Hotel.  

Online Talks are held as Zoom webinars.

Please click the link below to join the webinar:

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81734292725?pwd=lXAeIS8Y5Swe01jQDt4IHaSQrQWnLQ.-FtxdOX4UjztRSFN

Passcode: 107566

The link to join each webinar can also be found in the talk description on the Merryspring Facebook page or calendar of events on the website, or by emailing a request to info@merryspring.org .

Online Talks are open to everybody, free of charge.

Merryspring currently does not record nor distribute Tuesday Talks.

Merryspring is your community nature center offering walking trails, cultivated gardens, wildlife, and ecology and horticulture educational programs all year round. The park is located at the end of Conway Road, just off of Route 1 in Camden behind Hannaford Shopping Plaza. For more information on this program, please contact info@merryspring.org or call 207-236-2239.