Focus on two geological curiosities of our local area, namely the origin of the central basin/dome, and the surprising courses of the Harpeth--and to a lesser extent--Cumberland Rivers.

Edwin and Percy Warner Parks cradle Nashville with a shaded canopy of biodiversity, wonder and beauty. We all love Warner Parks. How are the parks doing, and what is the long-term strategic plan for these beloved forests and fields?

A representative from The Wild Ones will present strategies for rewilding our yards using native plants and pollinators. The Wild Ones Middle Tennessee Chapter is a new local chapter of the national non-profit organization Wild Ones.  They are...

Judson Newbern gave us an update on the status of the effort to protect Nashville’s Highland Rim Forests.

Meg Wade will explore ways we can cultivate creative rituals and communal reflection to cope with our climate-changed world.

Our September speaker is John Finke, the Bureau Director for Environmental Health Services and the Director of the Air Quality Division at the Metro Public Health Department. He has a Master's of Environmental Engineering from the University of...

Our September speaker is Jaffee Judah, a Nashville native and the Executive Director of Recycle and Reinvest, a non-profit that engages vulnerable youth to improve their environment while increasing their confidence and pride. Since 2018, Recycle...

Elizabeth Langgle-Martin, MSW, serves as the Director of Community Engagement at The Nashville Food Project where she has been a part of food and land access work for the past 5.5 years. Elizabeth believes that access to quality, culturally...

Alice Hudson Pell is the Executive Director of TennGreen Land Conservancy. She has a Master’s in Higher Education Administration, Institutional Advancement from Vanderbilt University’s Peabody College, and a Bachelor of Arts from Agnes Scott College...