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Join farmers, land stewards, and community partners for a regional gathering focused on climate-smart and regenerative agriculture practices, resources, and connections.
This event is part of the UC ANR Climate Action & Land Equity (CALE) Project, funded by the California Department of Conservation’s Climate Smart Land Management Program. The CALE Project works to strengthen equitable land access and climate-smart land management through collaboration, technical assistance, outreach, and resource development across Southern California.
Date: Wednesday, September 16th, 2026
Time: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Location: Olivewood Gardens and Learning Center, 2525 N Avenue, National City, 91950
Climate change presents new challenges for farmers and land stewards, but innovative approaches can help build healthier soils, conserve resources, and strengthen agricultural resilience. This workshop will highlight practical regenerative and climate-smart practices while connecting participants with resources, technical assistance providers, and community partners.
Participants will learn from local farmers, practitioners, and resource providers through presentations, discussions, and hands-on learning opportunities focused on building resilient agricultural systems.
Event Highlights:
• Farmer and practitioner discussions
• Climate-smart and regenerative agriculture resources
• Soil health and water conservation strategies
• Technical assistance and funding opportunities
• Networking and community connection
• Optional farm tour and hands-on learning
This event is hosted by UC Agriculture & Natural Resources, Soil to Soul, and Asian Culture & Media Alliance