An update on our efforts to bring our net greenhouse emissions to zero by 2028, and what we're learning in the journey.
At September’s Climate Education Collaborative Summit, educators and other leaders unite to move vital work forward.
160 native trees were planted this spring in a 5-acre pasture here. This fall, Meghan Giroux of Interlace Commons, our project partner, returned to see how the trees were faring, and how grazing cows might help them thrive.
A full recording of Paul Hawken's recent 2026 Marshall Webb Climate Action Talk, presented at the Coach Barn on September 1.
When cows are managed so that their grazing mimics ancestral patterns, then plants, soils, and animals can flourish. The biome of pasture life below ground can help weather drought and floods, and hold carbon.
A full recording of Bill McKibben's recent talk on climate realities and climate action possibilities, delivered at the Coach Barn, on June 16, 2026.
Teachers explore climate change — and climate imagination — through art, bringing ideas back to their classrooms.
Stallworth, who is an alumna of our Climate Resiliency Fellowship, recently returned to Shelburne Farms as a visiting artist, sharing her perspective on climate change education and thought-provoking art-making practices.
Highlighting the work of three educators in our 2024–25 Climate Resiliency Fellowship.
