The way people interact with nature and relate to the wild world is often rooted in the spiritual ideas and beliefs that we were raised with. Phipps Conservatory's symposium invites us all to explore the spectrum of beliefs about nature held by our neighbors and community members so we can understand one another and discover the hidden points where our views intersect. 

By examining the intertwined histories of belief, nature, and humanity, we seek to learn from the past and present to cultivate climate action for the future. The second day can be attended either in-person or virtually and will feature a variety of practicing perspectives on building creative bridges toward climate action.

You can learn more and register here.