Register for the EAT Community Weekly Podcast - Talk with Wayne LIVE!
Here at the Center for Ecolonomic Excellence and Development (CEED) and Nourish the Planet (NTP) we are excited to hold our “Live” webinars and podcasts for our EAT Community members, staff, interns, alumni, and guests.
We are now very excited to be starting something new and we think it’s World-Changing. Yes, I said World-Changing!
We are initiating a new program called the Ecolonomic Action Team (EAT). We will be coaching, mentoring, teaching, and networking almost every day of the week on live cast/webinars. These will be FREE at first for our Founding Members (You!!??) and then we will start charging for some of them in the future, as our tribe grows.
Here are the links to register for our Upcoming Live Podcast
Register for the Live Podcast with Dr. Wayne Dorband
Do you want to be a guest speaker on our Weekly Special Guest Webinars? Share your expertise with us! You will enjoy this opportunity. Call us at our office at 303-495-3705 if you have any questions or comments. We need good speakers so send us your thoughts. Please send us an email at [email protected]
Introduction to CEED/NTP
We think there’s a fundamental and elegant answer to these questions – sustainable agriculture. Or more simply put, food. At Nourish the Planet, we are pioneering low-tech, replicable, sustainable methods for all types of food production. Our team is constantly developing new and exciting innovations in the realm of sustainable agriculture. Our two campuses have greenhouses, converted warehouses, pastures, farm fields, urban lots, and other infrastructure that are used to test these new innovations and to improve methods. Our focus is in aquaponics, aquaculture, vermiculture and sustainable ranching; but our larger vision is to produce food in a way that is environmentally nurturing and economically sound.
Programs
Living Essentials CSA
Nourish the Planet is starting a new CSA in the Northern Colorado area. CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture and provides local consumers with a direct connection to the farm that produces their food. Read more…
HOPE for the Hopeless
If we are going to enable ecopreneurs to Teach the World to Feed Itself, we have to provide opportunities to teach. One dollar out of every four that is generated by NTP’s Programs will go to our HOPE (Helping Other People Ecolonomically) for the Hopeless program where we help local community groups and distant hungry people groups to learn how to feed themselves. Read more…
BEST of the Best Program
Nourish the Planet is launching a business accelerator that will change the face of education and ecopreneurship. We call it The Best of the BEST (Best Ecolonomic Student Training) Entrepreneurial Program (BOTB). These fellows will embark on an intensive one year program with the goal of having a cash flowing, low-tech green business upon completion. Read more…
FREE Webinars and Learning Opportunities
Watch the Most recent Webinar Replays
Even if you cannot be with our live audience, you should register because then you can watch the replay later. Please follow this link to register and join our EAT FREE Community, which promises to be a fun-packed informative platform for free learning opportunities. Join our live webinars, and you will be able to ask questions and interact live with the presenters using the chat box provided. You can either attend our live webinars or watch the replays on our EAT Community website.
EAT Webinar with Dr. Elaine Ingham & Soil Food Web Professionals
If you’d like to launch a new career as a soil consultant, then there is no better way to do that than to learn how soil biology really works! Watch the FREE Webinar Below! Check out Dr. Elaine Ingham’s Soil Food Web Website:
Cheryl Coates
Cheryl Coates, of Tiny Diamond Homes, joined us to talk about the growing tiny home movement. She is an amazing speaker and designer, and has multiple talents for creating beautiful tiny mobile homes! You will love this webinar.
Vail Dixon – Wake up Your Soil With Weed
This is an amazing presentation by our special guest Vail Dixon, who shows you how to – Wake Up your SOIL with WEEDS! Vail Dixon is a regenerative farmer and holistic grazing mentor. Founder of Simple Soil Solutions, Grazing Power and ABC Beef,
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Blogs
Climate-Induced Migration Is Real, and It’s Happening Now
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Climate Gentrification: Rising Sea Levels Are Changing Who Lives Where
Let’s talk about something you might not have heard much about—but it’s reshaping cities all over the world. Climate gentrification. Yeah, it's a real thing. And it’s happening right now. As climate change gets more intense—bringing rising sea levels, stronger storms,...
How Indigenous Knowledge Can Transform Our Climate Adaptation Strategies
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Forest Carbon Sequestration: A Natural Solution to Climate Change
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The Role of Mycorrhizal Fungi in Forest Ecosystems
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The Role of Forests in Mitigating Urban Heat Islands
Urban heat islands (UHIs) are a serious problem in many cities worldwide. If you live in an urban area, you’ve probably felt it—the difference in temperature between the concrete jungle and nearby rural areas. But here's some good news: forests can play a significant...
Understanding Government Policies and Incentives Supporting Regenerative Agriculture
The promise of regenerative agriculture to improve soil health, boost biodiversity, and slow climate change is becoming more widely recognized. However, for this shift to happen on a large scale, government policies and incentives play a key role. By offering...
Forests Support Indigenous Cultures: A Vital Relationship for Sustainability
Forests are much more than ecological systems; they are the backbone of many indigenous cultures worldwide. For centuries, indigenous communities have coexisted with forests, relying on them not only for basic needs like food and shelter but also for spiritual...