Join this community conversation on November 2, from 8:30am – 1pm at Mount Abraham Union High School in Bristol.

We're in a time of climate crisis. The natural communities we live in and depend on are under intense stress. Essential parts of our home grounds—namely air, water, and wildlife—are unbounded and unowned, shared by all of us. They are commons. We the people have the right and responsibility to care well for the life-sustaining commons here at home.

Much good work is underway here in Vermont's Center-West Ecoregion. We can do much more. Join Vermont Family Forests for a conversation on November 2 as we take stock of commons conservation in our home place and imagine effective, creative, collaborative next steps. Suggested donation of $15, lunch and t-shirt included. Visit www.familyforests.org for details and registration.