Eastern Plantways Webinar:
Indigenous Agroforestry Past and Present

Weds, Nov. 18th at 6 pm EST

Space is limited

Before colonization, much of the Eastern forest wasn’t wilderness. It was a garden, and Indigenous stewards are still tending it today.

Join the Eastern Plantways team for this webinar. We’ll share what we’ve been building: a cookbook, a history and land-management guide, and a nutrition resource, featuring the living work of Indigenous chefs, foragers, farmers, and land keepers. After years of interviews and research, the book is nearly finished, and we need your help to bring it home.

  • A welcome and introduction to the project from chef and author Neftalí Durán

  • A look at the plants and the landscapes Indigenous people have shaped and continue to care for, with author Eric Toensmeier

  • Reflections on Indigenous food and plant sovereignty.

  • A walkthrough of how you can support the project.

Many thanks to our webinar sponsor Interlace Commons for supporting this work.

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