"Conservation, viewed in its entirety, is the slow and laborious unfolding of a new relationship between people and land," said Aldo Leopold. However, conservation is not just a 'new relationship' but also a 'coming home', in that we are constantly renewing, acknowledging, and restoring the collective memory, while also changing our perspective in how we engage with ever-shifting landscapes and human communities. Join us as we explore the question, "How can a renewal with our relationship to land translate to a renewal in our relationship to one another?"
Land, race, and place-making are converging threads that drew our speaker, Mitchell Robert Robinson, back to his native Mississippi in 2013. After seven years of managing Strawberry Plains Audubon Center near Holly Springs, Mitch is embarking on a new course of study at the University of Mississippi investigating the intersections of land-use history, biodiversity, race, and dominator culture.
We are a welcoming congregation and invite you to join us online this Sunday. However, due to security concerns we are unable to publish the zoom link. Please email Sandra Moss at [email protected] to get the link sent to you.
Land, race, and place-making are converging threads that drew our speaker, Mitchell Robert Robinson, back to his native Mississippi in 2013. After seven years of managing Strawberry Plains Audubon Center near Holly Springs, Mitch is embarking on a new course of study at the University of Mississippi investigating the intersections of land-use history, biodiversity, race, and dominator culture.
We are a welcoming congregation and invite you to join us online this Sunday. However, due to security concerns we are unable to publish the zoom link. Please email Sandra Moss at [email protected] to get the link sent to you.
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