Save Soil Movie Event - Cultivating Change - San Francisco

Save Soil is launching Cultivating Change: Save Soil Movie Event (featuring Common Ground film) to raise awareness in our community about the soil degradation crisis and how we can be part of the solution. Cities around the globe will be hosting an event featuring a film titled Common Ground, produced and directed by Kiss The Ground organization. This event will be free and open to the public.

San Fancisco Village

Address - 3220 Fulton Street San Francisco, CA 94118

16th June 2025, 11am-1pm. Please arrive by 10:45am.

Facilitator Name Laura Nabity

Contact no: 916-541-9857

Email: TG5hYml0eSB8IGdtYWlsICEgY29t

Save Soil is a global movement launched by Sadhguru to address the soil crisis facing humanity by bringing together governments, scientists, farmers, media, influencers, and citizens to support governments in instituting policies for the revitalization of agricultural soil. It is supported by leading international organizations such as the UNCCD, UN FAO, UNEP, UN WFP, IUCN, and WEF.

Over the last three decades, Save Soil has implemented a holistic strategy for scalable soil revitalization, encompassing both advocacy and hands-on conservation.

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Sadhguru is a global leader and visionary, known over the last 4 decades for his colossal initiatives to foster human wellbeing and global harmony.

Save Soil's Three-Pronged Strategy

Save Soil aims to increase organic matter in agricultural soil to a minimum of 3-6%.* *subject to local conditions. At UNCCD COPlS, Sadhguru presented a three-pronged strategy to achieve this:

1. lncentivize farmers to transition to regenerative agroecological practices.
2. Make carbon credits accessible to farmers.
3. Preferential marketing for produce from soil with higher organic matter.

If you wish to purchase a Save Soil T-Shirt, cap, or mask for the walk, please visit https://www.ishalife.com/usa/collections/save-soil.

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