Many Paths: Stories for a Better Future with Fire – An Interactive Screening
What does a better future with fire look like? How can we help create it?
Join The Nature Conservancy and the Fire Networks for an inspiring afternoon of short films and candid conversation to spark new ideas for wildfire resilience and positive fire futures.
Together, we’ll watch three short films from “Many Paths: Stories for a Better Future with Fire,” a storytelling project focused on the work of communities and fire and community resilience practitioners in Northern California, Greater Yellowstone and the Southern Blue Ridge Mountains.
You’ll meet and hear first-hand perspectives from participants in the Many Paths project before breaking into small groups to go deeper.
Event participants include:
Liz Davy, Project Coordinator, Greater Yellowstone Fire Action Network, Idaho
Bryan Kerns, Founder, Dobyns-Bennett High School Pulaski Club, Tennessee
Bill Tripp, Director of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy, Karuk Tribe, California
And:
Michelle Medley-Daniel, Co-Executive Director, The Watershed Research and Training Center; Co-Director, Fire Networks
Marek Smith, Director, North America Fire Director, The Nature Conservancy; Co-Director, Fire Networks
Come ready to watch, listen and contribute. Together, we’ll explore how diverse knowledge, community leadership and practical action can help more places move toward a better future with fire.
Seats are limited for this intimate, interactive gathering. Reserve your place and connect with people advancing compelling community-based visions for living better with fire.
Check-in will begin at 1:30 p.m. for a 2 p.m. event start. Refreshments will be served at an optional reception at 4 p.m. after the main programming ends.
A special thank you to our event host, Salesforce.
Supported by the Resources Legacy Fund, “Many Paths: Stories for a Better Future with Fire” is a project of The Nature Conservancy and the Fire Networks.See what Many Paths is all about here:
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