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SUMMARY:2025 Rustici Rangeland Science Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Established in 2012\, the Rustici Rangeland Science Symposia connect ranchers\, land managers\, conservationists\, policymakers\, and scientists to drive meaningful change on California’s rangelands. \nThe 2025 Symposium will address transformational shifts in environment\, policy\, and society. \nKey themes will include: 1) climate and weather; 2) wildfire resilience; and 3) ranching with wolves. \nRegister here\n  \n\nPreliminary Agenda\n8:00 am: Registration opens \n9:30 am: Welcome and Overview \n9:50 am: Session 1 – Weather and Climate \nBuilding Climate Resilience across California’s Rangelands: Approaches for Sustainable Ranching\, Adaptive Management\, and Collaborative Conservation\, Leslie Roche\, Russell L. Rustici Endowed Specialist in Rangeland Watershed Science\, Professor of Cooperative Extension in Rangeland Management\, UC Davis Department of Plant Sciences \nClimate-smart Agriculture: Rangeland Soil Health\, Anthony T. O’Geen\, Professor & Soil Resource Specialist in Cooperative Extension\, Russell L. Rustici Endowed Chair in Rangeland Watershed Science\, UC Davis Department of Land\, Air and Water Resources \nOutlook for California rangelands\, Daniel Swain\, Climate Scientist\, California Institute for Water Resources\, UC ANR and Institute of the Environment & Sustainability\, UCLA \n11:20 am: Networking\, Poster Session\, and Lunch \n1 pm: Session 2 – Building Wildfire Resilience \nCalifornia Wildfire & Forest Resilience Task Force: Expanding the use of prescribed grazing as a landscape management tool\, Patrick Wright\, Director of the Governor’s California Wildfire and Forest Resilience Task Force \nState-of-the-Art Strategies for Reducing Wildfire Risk on Forests and Rangelands\, Dan Macon\, UCCE Livestock & Natural Resources Advisor\, Central Sierra\, UC Agriculture and Natural Resources; and Bianca Artadi Soares Shapero\, Targeted Grazing Practitioner and Project Manager at Star Creek Land Stewards Inc. \nRanching through Wildfire\, Tracy Schohr\, UCCE Livestock & Natural Resources Advisor\, Plumas\, Sierra\, and Butte Counties \n2:20 pm: Break \n2:50 pm: Session 3 – Ranching with Wolves \nStatus of Gray Wolf Population and Conservation in California\, Axel Honeycutt\, State Wolf Coordinator\, California Department of Fish and Wildlife  \nUnderstanding the Scale and Scope of Wolf – Cattle Conflict on California’s Ranches\, Ken Tate\, Professor and CE Specialist in Rangeland Watershed Sciences\, UC Davis \nQuantifying the Economic Impacts of Ranching with Wolves\, Tina Saitone\, Professor of Extension\, UC Davis Agricultural and Resource Economics \n4:20 pm: Wrap-up Discussion \n4:30 pm: Mixer\, Networking and Poster Session
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/2025-rustici-rangeland-science-symposium/
LOCATION:UC Davis\, One Shields Avenue\, Davis\, CA\, United States
CATEGORIES:symposium
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240419T080000
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SUMMARY:2024 Project Threadways Symposium The Future
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for the 2024 Project Threadways Symposium\, held April 19-20\, 2024\, in Florence\, Alabama and virtually. This year\, our theme is The Future\, as we imagine a better way for textile manufacturing. Presenters will consider the balance between art and business\, connect heritage and healing\, preserve craft and community\, and look to the past to chart a more sustainable future. \n\nDetails\nThe annual Project Threadways Symposium brings together scholars\, activists\, makers\, and thinkers to present research\, share stories\, and encourage dialogue about history\, community\, and power—all through the lens of fashion and textiles. Presentations\, dinners\, exhibitions\, and workshops create a multi-day experience in Florence\, Alabama\, centered on material culture and making. \nWe will gather at The Factory and virtually to imagine a better way for textile manufacturing. Presenters will consider the balance between art and. business\, connect heritage and healing\, preserve craft and community\, and look to the past to chart a more sustainable future. \nSpeakers include: \n\nAnita Flanagan\, Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians\nCarla Fernández\, fashion designer\nCassidy Zachary and April Calahan\, Dressed: The History of Fashion podcast\nKim Kelly and Joeann Pettway West\, Freedom Quilting Bee Legacy\nRebecca Burgess\, Fibershed\nSherhonda Allen\, Project Threadways oral historian\n\nNatalie Chanin of Project Threadways will also hold a Zero Waste workshop for in-person attendees. \nPurchase Tickets Here\n\nAbout Project Threadways\nProject Threadways is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that records\, studies\, and interprets history\, community\, and power through the lens of fashion and textiles. From raw material to finished goods\, we seek to understand the impact of textiles on our community\, nation\, and world. In partnership with Alabama Chanin and The School of Making\, we connect people\, places\, and materials through design\, making\, and education—with cultural heritage\, craft preservation\, and creative placemaking at the core of our work. \nThis is an exciting time for Project Threadways. In October 2023\, founder Natalie Chanin announced that Project Threadways\, Alabama Chanin\, and The School of Making were coming together as a single not-for-profit entity. Read more about the transition from the Business of Fashion. \nDonations fund all of Project Threadways’ work\, including operating expenses\, strategic planning\, oral histories and scholarship\, symposia\, and special projects in the arts and humanities. Support this important work here. \n  \nSymposium Partnership Details\nThe Project Threadways Symposium is held in partnership with the Muscle Shoals National Heritage Area and the Alabama Humanities Alliance. Proceeds for all ticket sales benefit 501(c)(3) certified Project Threadways. This program is supported by funding provided by the Muscle Shoals National Heritage Area. Any views\, findings\, conclusions\, or recommendations expressed in this program do not necessarily reflect those of the Muscle Shoals National Heritage Area. \nContact Olivia Terenzio at think@projectthreadways.org for more information. \n\nLocation\nThe Factory is located in Florence\, Alabama—a vibrant\, creative town in the northwest corner of Alabama known as The Shoals. We are a day trip away from Birmingham\, Nashville\, Memphis\, Chattanooga\, and Atlanta.
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/2024-project-threadways-symposium-the-future/
LOCATION:The Factory\, 462 Lane Drive\, Florence\, AL\, 35630\, United States
CATEGORIES:event,symposium
ORGANIZER;CN="Project Threadways":MAILTO:AC@ALABAMACHANIN.COM
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20231110T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20231110T140000
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SUMMARY:Fibershed Symposium: Learning Activities Showcase
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nJoin us for a new 2023 Fibershed Symposium community event that is free and runs concurrently with our ticketed annual symposium (“Relationships of Change”). The event will feature a range of hands-on educational activities and demonstrations for families and fiber enthusiasts\, presented by Fibershed producers. A selection of locally-grown and made goods will be available for purchase. Educators and families are especially encouraged to attend and participate! \nActivities & Demos \n\nKnitting with Gayle Ravenscroft\nWeaving on a loom with Robin Lynde\nProcessing flax plants into fiber for linen with Sandy Fisher\nEco-printed bandanas using dye plants with Elaine Hamblin\nUpcycling t-shirts by hand-sewing with Palesa Nicolini and Pia Anderson\nBand weaving with Emily Robinson\nCreative ways to card and blend fibers with Gynna Clemes\nSpinning on a spinning wheel with Marli de Swart\n\n…plus make-and-take activities! \n\nWooly adventures\nLambtown festival\nBoard weaving\nSheep craft\nColoring/painting with natural pigments\n\nParticipating Fibershed Producers \n\nBraehurst Fiber & Dye\nGynna Made and Clemes & Clemes\, Inc.\nChico Flax\nPacific Knitting Retreats\nKOSA\nMeridian Jacobs\nMarlie de Swat\nPalesa Nicolini & Pia Anderson\n\nDetails\nFriday November 10\, 2023\n9am-2pm\nFREE and open to the public\nDance Palace Chapel\, 503 B St.\, Point Reyes Station \n 
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/fibershed-symposium-learning-activities-showcase/
LOCATION:Dance Palace\, 503 B Street\, Point Reyes Station\, CA\, 94956\, United States
CATEGORIES:event,family event,symposium,workshop
ORGANIZER;CN="Fibershed":MAILTO:hello@fibershed.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20231110T090000
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SUMMARY:2023 Fibershed Symposium: Relationships of Change
DESCRIPTION:2023 Wool & Fine Fiber Symposium\nRelationships of Change\n\n \n“Relationships of Change” will explore the interdependence of people\, policy\, and materials that are necessary for transforming our soil-to-skin system. Every choice we make when wearing\, caring and consuming elicits a direct environmental\, economic\, and human response. In this year’s Symposium you’ll hear from those working on critical issues of fossil fuel divestment from textiles and fashion\, garment workers’ rights\, and new laws aiming to internalize the costs of our textile ‘waste’ while catalyzing shifts in material choice and design.  We will also take stock of our regional fibershed economies– hearing from Fibershed Affiliates\, the Fibers Fund and efforts to bring climate benefitting farming and ranching incentives to the national scale.\n\n  \nThis will be a hybrid event\, and you may join us in person in Point Reyes or virtually.  A portion of our speakers will be presenting virtually as well as a few in person. In person attendees will enjoy the 4 hour event in a casual cafe atmosphere with a special coffee and tea service.\nRegister Here
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/2023-fibershed-symposium-relationships-of-change/
LOCATION:Dance Palace\, 503 B Street\, Point Reyes Station\, CA\, 94956\, United States
CATEGORIES:conference,event,symposium
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20211113T090000
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SUMMARY:2021 Fibershed Wool & Fine Fiber Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Register Here \nThis year’s symposium will begin with a conversation between those living and working to produce our global demand for textiles and those that receive the mounds of material that is discarded once clothing is deemed “uninteresting” or damaged.  We’ll hear from members of the OR Foundation Community and the Garment Worker Center\, who will share the consequences that they personally and professionally experience due to current rates of production within the fashion industry.  \nThe day will include a presentation by Local Futures\, an organization founded on the work to uplift place-based regional economies; including efforts to ‘expose the big picture’ and ‘unite and connect’ farmers\, mainstreet business owners\, indigenous communities and everyone in between.  We will hear from artist and textile reuse maker Karen Hampton who’s art and life is shaped by connection to her ancestry– a lineage versed in care and regard for soil\, textiles and dyes.   \nThe second half of our day will focus on our region’s water and agriculture.  With rapid changes in weather patterns\, our soil based systems from which we rely upon for material culture are undergoing transitions.  We will hear from hydrologists\, farmers\, those leading people powered solutions\, and researchers in two panel discussions focused on realities and solutions of California water and the growing agroforestry movement.  We will hear lightning talks from Fibershed Producer members focused on stories of how they are implementing carbon farming practices and enhancing biodiversity and soil carbon within their working landscapes. \nThe Fibershed Marketplace Showcase will feature a range of the region’s soil-to-soil textiles and will highlight our region’s farmers\, artisans\, weavers\, felters\, knitters\, mills and natural dyers who will be offering freshly farmed and ranched goods from our range and cropland systems. \n  \nSchedule: \n9-9:15am: Opening Remarks \n9:15-10:15am: Conversation between a member of Kantamanto Market and the Garment Worker Center \n10:15-11:15am: Presentation by Anja Lynbaeck from Local Futures \n11:15-11:20am: Short Break \n11:20-11:45am: Presentation with Karen Hampton & Conversation Between Karen Hampton and Teju Adisa-Farrar \n11:45-1:15pm: Agroforestry Panel with Sonja Brodt\, Liz Carlisle\, Guido Frosini\, Jesse Smith facilitated by Mike Conover \n1:15-1:45pm: Fibershed Marketplace Showcase \n1:45-1:50pm: Short Break \n1:50-2:30pm: Lightning Talks with Marcia Barinaga\, John Bailey\, Kelli Dunaj\, Sarah Keiser \n2:30-4pm: Water Systems Panel with Andy Fisher\, Regina Hirsch\, Dennis Hutson\, Brad Lancaster \nRegister Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/183037559267 \nFor speaker bios\, visit our 2021 Symposium page: fibershed.org/2021-wool-fine-fiber-symposium \nWeaving Voices illustration by Laurie Sawyer
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/2021-wool-fine-fiber-symposium/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:conference,event,Online event,symposium
ORGANIZER;CN="Fibershed":MAILTO:hello@fibershed.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201112
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201115
DTSTAMP:20260616T183957
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SUMMARY:2020 Fibershed Wool & Fine Fiber Symposium: Healthy Soil and Sea
DESCRIPTION:The 9th annual Fibershed Symposium will focus on how natural fiber and dye systems can positively impact soil and sea. Join us this November 12 – 14: \n[Registration coming soon] \nFrom the landscape to the seascape\, the largest active carbon pools on planet earth are where we humans work\, and where the impacts of our lives are made evident. When textiles are drawn from fossil carbon reserves and spun into plastic clothing\, we see ripple effects from climate destabilization to microplastic pollution. Extractive industries undermine our value systems – from the pressures of overproduction on garment workers to the excesses of disposable clothing. \nIn land-based fiber and dye systems\, we see living examples that restore soil health and change the course of fashion and agriculture’s impact on waterways. Reconnecting to bioregional and cultural models of production\, we can contribute to our oceans’ health and well-being\, our soils\, our manufacturing sector\, and our fiber and dye sovereignty. \nMore information on our 2020 Symposium page.
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/2020-wool-fine-fiber-symposium/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:fiber event,symposium
ORGANIZER;CN="Fibershed":MAILTO:hello@fibershed.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190403
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190406
DTSTAMP:20260616T183957
CREATED:20190103T185428Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190109T202333Z
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SUMMARY:THE GRASSFED EXCHANGE Regeneration Rising
DESCRIPTION:The Grassfed Exchange Conference is a gathering of regenerative ranchers\, dairymen\, and sustainable food supporters from across the world who come together to network and exchange ideas. We desire to help producers and consumers grow in the knowledge of the grassfed industry.
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/the-grassfed-exchange-regeneration-rising/
LOCATION:Sonoma County Fairgrounds\, 1350 Bennett Valley Road\, Santa Rosa\, CA\, 95404\, United States
CATEGORIES:conference,event,meeting,panel discussion,seminar,symposium,workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190331T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190331T130000
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SUMMARY:North American Indigo Colloquium co-presented with Slow Fiber Studios INDIGO from PLANTS\, or PETROLEUM? : Transparency\, Traceability\, and Farm-to-Trade
DESCRIPTION:North American Indigo Colloquium co-presented with Slow Fiber Studios INDIGO from PLANTS\, or PETROLEUM? : Transparency\, Traceability\, and Farm-to-Trade \nColloquium | March 31 | 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m. |  UC Botanical Garden \nSponsor: Botanical Garden \n  \n  \nSlow Fiber Studios and UC Botanical Garden will collaborate in presenting the North American Indigo Projects with guest speakers\, including world-renowned natural dye expert Michel Garcia of Brittany\, France\, and Sarah Bellos of Stony Creek Colors\, and Rowland Ricketts. In light of the growing awareness of ecological responsibility—the need to preserve the health of people and the environment\, as well as the traceability of production processes—artists\, designers\, and industries are reviving the use of natural indigo. We will explore models of using indigo dye in artistic pursuits\, community engagement\, education\, as we learn about revolutionary changes in the industry. \n  \nThis leading-edge initiative will offer diverse learning platforms of lectures\, workshops\, and social gatherings. Programs will be led by Michel Garcia\, whose vast knowledge is showcased in the Natural Dye Workshop DVD series. Michel is joined by Sarah Bellos\, founder of Stony Creek Colors (SCC)\, who developed a natural indigo farm to help lead the sustainability transformation within the textile dyeing and fashion industries and Rowland Ricketts\, indigo farmer and artists. \n  \nSCC indigo powder can be purchased at ww.shop.slowfiberstudios.com\nPlease join us for this upcoming event in the spring of 2019\, where we will integrate and reflect upon historical practices\, chemistry\, and farm-to-trade as means to evolve ethical indigo dye practices for the 21st century. \n  \n  \nCheck in at 9 am; coffee/ refreshments\, speakers begin at 9:30 am\nBring a brown bag and enjoy lunch with others in the Garden \n  \nRegistration required: $145 / $135 UCBG Members \nRegistration info: Register online or by calling 510-664-7606 \nEvent contact: gardenprograms@berkeley.edu
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/north-american-indigo-colloquium-co-presented-with-slow-fiber-studios-indigo-from-plants-or-petroleum-transparency-traceability-and-farm-to-trade/
LOCATION:UC Berkeley Botanical Garden\, 200 Centennial Drive\, Berkeley\, CA\, 94720\, United States
CATEGORIES:lecture,meeting,seminar,symposium
ORGANIZER;CN="UC Berkeley Botanical Garden":MAILTO:gardenprograms@berkeley.edu
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190304
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190306
DTSTAMP:20260616T183957
CREATED:20181128T223134Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190109T181209Z
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SUMMARY:6th California Climate & Agriculture Summit
DESCRIPTION:Join the Summit and a celebration of CalCAN’s 10th Birthday! \nMonday\, March 4th will showcase several climate-friendly farms through a tour in the  Yolo County area. March 5th at UC Davis will be a full day of plenary\, workshop and poster presentations about the latest science\, policy\, and practice related to climate and agriculture. We will end the day with a festive celebration of CalCAN’s 10th birthday. \nThe event brings together a diverse group of over 350 farmers and ranchers\, researchers\, agriculture professionals\, agriculture and environmental nonprofit organizations\, local and state policymakers and government agencies. We host a Summit once every two years\, so mark your calendar and don’t miss out. \nLocation: UC Davis and Yolo County Farms \nRegister Here! \n  \n 
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/6th-california-climate-agriculture-summit/
LOCATION:UC Davis\, One Shields Avenue\, Davis\, CA\, United States
CATEGORIES:conference,event,lecture,meeting,panel discussion,seminar,symposium,workshop
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190208
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190210
DTSTAMP:20260616T183957
CREATED:20190108T233542Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190109T181418Z
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SUMMARY:Regenerative Ag in Practice: Cover Crops & Dry Farming Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Regenerative Ag in Practice: Cover Cropping & Dry Farming Workshop\nFriday\, February 8 – Saturday\, February 9\, 2019 \nJoin us for an interactive and informative two-day workshop with an incredible line-up of brilliant practitioners at Paicines Ranch on Friday\, February 8th and Saturday\, February 9th. The workshop will include presentations\, as well as discussions out in the field\, focused on cover cropping\, pasture cropping\, no-till dry farming and integrating livestock into cropland. \nPresenters will include: \n\nKeith Berns\, Green Cover Seed\nDr. Christine Jones\, Amazing Carbon\nDiane and Ian Haggerty\, Farmers\, Australia\nScott Park\, Park Farming Organics\n\nWorkshop Details\nBoth days start at 9:00 AM and end at 4:00 PM. Workshop includes a local and fresh lunch and attendees are invited to enjoy a Soil to Table Dinner on the first night\, Friday\, Feb. 8th at the ranch. Please register separately if you’d like to join in on the Friday evening dinner. \nStudent discounts and a limited amount of scholarships are available. \nRegistration\nGo to Eventbrite for More Information & Registration >> \nQuestions?\nFor questions and scholarships\, contact Megan Mendenhall at megan@paicinesranch.com.
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/regenerative-ag-in-practice-cover-crops-dry-farming-workshop/
LOCATION:Paicines Ranch\, 13388 Old Airline Hwy\, Paicines\, CA\, 95043\, United States
CATEGORIES:panel discussion,seminar,symposium,workshop
ORGANIZER;CN="Paicines Ranch":MAILTO:info@paicinesranch.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190119
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190121
DTSTAMP:20260616T183957
CREATED:20190103T183740Z
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SUMMARY:Calpaca Camelid Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Green Rock Ranch\, photo by Paige Green\nJoin us for Calpaca’s “All Aspect Education” Camelid Symposium \nJanuary 19-20\, 2019 \nSacramento State University Student Union\nSacramento\, CA\nSponsored by:  Calpaca \nHistorically the Camelid Symposium has been one of the best values in education and now it is back. Join us for informative and timely topics provided by experts in their field. This two-day information-packed symposium provides something for everyone. The featured speakers will address timely topics including: \n\nCamelid Health — basic and neo-natal care\, recognizing and handling birth problems\, emergency camelid care\, how to care for the aging camelid\, what’s new in camelid health\, and more.\nAgritourism —create multiple streams of income and business insurance needs.\nBusiness Management — define your business plan\, align business and breeding plans\, selling—what works.\nFocus on Fiber — breed for fiber production\, get it to market\, and points in between.\n\nFEATURED SPEAKERS: \n\nCamelid Health — Dr. Daniel Mora\, DVM; Dr. Julie Dechant DVM; MS\, Dr Anita Varga\, DVM\nAgritourism —Jay Reeder\, Apple Mountain Alpacas; Steve Harvey\, PFC Insurance Center\nBusiness Management — Lynn Edens and Jody Hatch\, Little Creek Farm\, Accoyo America\, and Snowmass breeding programs\nFocus on Fiber — Lynn Edens; Stacie Chavez; Jess Daniels\nBud Synhorst\, Alpaca Owners Association (AOA) Executive Director\nClick here for Speaker Bios.\n\nAGENDA: \n\nClick here for the full\, printable Agenda.\n\nREGISTRATION INCLUDES: \n\nContinental breakfast\nLunch\nSnacks and refreshments during breaks\nThe “Meet and Greet” on Saturday night\nDaily parking permits\nPrinted handouts provided by speakers
URL:https://fibershed.org/event/calpaca-camelid-symposium/
LOCATION:CA
CATEGORIES:conference,forum,lecture,meeting,seminar,symposium
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