Tom Johnson discusses "hindcasting," looking back at climate history to forecast future climate change. Johnson reflects on the "paleoclimatology” of New England.
Tu Le of 328North, a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farm, discusses stewarding his residential lot for farming using intensive methods & sustainable practices.
From the 1930s - 1970s, there were 44 ski areas in the Berkshires. Today there are only 7. Jeremy Davis, author of "Lost Ski Areas of the Berkshires" chronicles their story in this W'town Rural Lands "Talks on the Hill" virtual monthly lectures series.
Panel discussion with Christine DeLucia, Associate Professor of History at Williams College, Bonney Hartley, Manager of the Stockbridge-Munsee Mohican Community's Tribal Historic Preservation Office in Williamstown, and Williams Student researchers Hikaru Hayakawa, Jayden Jogwe, and Gwyn Chilcoat.
Hank Art outlines the initiatives of the Mohawk Trail Woodlands Partnership, a forest-based economic development & conservation project. Williamstown Rural Lands new "Talks on the Hill" Zoom lecture series takes place the 1st THU of the month at 7pm.
