Artifishal explores the decline of wild salmon, highlighting threats from hatcheries and fish farms, and our diminishing connection to nature. Patagonia created this film to spark dialogue and

Artifishal explores the decline of wild salmon, highlighting threats from hatcheries and fish farms, and our diminishing connection to nature. Patagonia created this film to spark dialogue and encourage new approaches to river and fish conservation and management.

For over 40 years, Patagonia has championed wild rivers and fish, providing over $20 million in grants to conservation efforts. We invite you to visit Patagonia Action Works to support groups protecting these vital ecosystems. Further information on our position and scientific resources is available at Patagonia.com/Artifishal and Patagonia Provisions.

Lia Harel, 18, co-founded and organizes Minnesota Can’t Wait, a youth-led movement pushing for bold climate action. She became an organizer three years ago, recognizing climate change's broad

Lia Harel, 18, co-founded and organizes Minnesota Can’t Wait, a youth-led movement pushing for bold climate action. She became an organizer three years ago, recognizing climate change's broad societal impacts.

Frustrated, she joined other youth activists in summer 2018 to demand Minnesota lead on climate policies, forming Minnesota Can’t Wait, reflecting their urgency. The movement united diverse groups—including Indigenous communities and business leaders—around three core demands: no new fossil fuel infrastructure, statewide greenhouse gas regulation, and supporting the Minnesota Green New Deal Bill. They organized rallies, testified, and helped draft legislation, aiming to shift conversations and elevate expectations for a just, sustainable economy.

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Drip irrigation, while highly water-efficient for crops, prevents groundwater recharge. This observation comes from Faith Kearns, a scientist at the California Institute for Water

Drip irrigation, while highly water-efficient for crops, prevents groundwater recharge. This observation comes from Faith Kearns, a scientist at the California Institute for Water Resources.

The lack of groundwater replenishment raises a critical question: could this necessitate a return to less efficient methods, such as flood irrigation?

Faith activists and environmental leaders are uniting to confront the climate crisis.

They view this challenge as one of the most significant moral concerns of our time, requiring

Faith activists and environmental leaders are uniting to confront the climate crisis.

They view this challenge as one of the most significant moral concerns of our time, requiring collaborative action.

Renée Brown, Chief Marketing Officer for Retail Financial Services at TIAA, will discuss her life and career as a lesbian, mother, and person of faith in the workplace.

Bringing over 25

Renée Brown, Chief Marketing Officer for Retail Financial Services at TIAA, will discuss her life and career as a lesbian, mother, and person of faith in the workplace.

Bringing over 25 years of marketing, media, and leadership experience, Renée also serves on the Board of Directors for Out and Equal Workplace Advocates, among other board positions. The session will be moderated by Melanie Pastuck.

Shami Chakrabarti argues at the RSA that we have not yet achieved a truly equal world. She envisions a happier, more peaceful society where men and women share power, responsibility, and

Shami Chakrabarti argues at the RSA that we have not yet achieved a truly equal world. She envisions a happier, more peaceful society where men and women share power, responsibility, and opportunity, ensuring every individual can fulfill their potential. She contends that radical change, not superficial efforts, is essential.

Chakrabarti will outline existing disparities, from birth rates to international diplomacy, and present inspiring proposals to center women's rights within the progressive political agenda.

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Cherri Foytlin (BOLD Louisiana), Faith Gemmil (REDOIL Alaska), and Monique Verdin (United Houma Nation) have voiced their opposition to the Obama Administration's recently announced 5-year

Cherri Foytlin (BOLD Louisiana), Faith Gemmil (REDOIL Alaska), and Monique Verdin (United Houma Nation) have voiced their opposition to the Obama Administration's recently announced 5-year offshore drilling plan.

For the full response from Gulf Coast grassroots groups, please read more here: https://anothergulf.com/2016/11/18/dear-president-obama-love-the-gulf/

A new video series explores biosphere restoration and humanity's proper place in our interconnected planetary ecosystem. This series is available on