Holistic Management Keynote and Workshop Presented by Allan Savory of the Savory Institute
Seattle, WA

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Are you ready to change the world?

Whether you take the big picture view or work as an individual from the bottom up, a holistic approach to decision-making in business and in your personal life can help change both the global world and your world.

Keynote

Eating our Way to a Healthy Planet: Can how we eat help reduce climate change?

Agriculture and livestock production are often named as major contributors to climate change and other environmental problems such as poor air quality, polluted water supplies and degraded land. There is truth in these accusations, but the blame needs to be focused on the way that the food is being produced; not the food itself. This realization can help consumers make decisions about buying and eating food that actually sustains our environment instead of hurting it.

Allan Savory will talk about how a holistic approach to food production can bring the land back to life, increasing the amount of carbon being sequestered in the soil. Allan will also discuss how consumer behavior can create market pulls that will result in large-scale changes in how food is produced, which in turn can greatly reduce the impacts of climate change. These decisions can make a difference in the health of our planet and the people who live on it.

Registration caps at 300 attendees

  

Holistic Management: A framework for making decisions with truly sustainable benefitsWorkshop

The decisions that we make every day can have a huge impact on our environment, financial security and social well-being.

Allan Savory will conduct a half-day workshop designed to teach par ticipants how to use the Holistic Management framework to make good decisions on topics including what food to eat, what career risks to take and how to create and analyze policies. He will also talk about how to test your decisions – and continually monitor them – to make sure that they are accomplishing your goals and avoiding unintended social, environmental or economic consequences.

Registration caps at 100 attendees

Holistic Management

Holistic Management helps land managers, farmers, ranchers, environmentalists, policy makers and others understand the relationship between large herds of wild herbivores and the grasslands, and develop strategies for managing herds of domestic livestock to mimic those wild herds to restore balance to the land.

Holistic Management is successful because it is a cost-effective, highly scalable and nature-based solution. It is sustainable and regenerative for farmers and ranchers because it actually increases land productivity, livestock stocking rates and profits for landowners without compromising the long-term viability of the resource base.

Successful Holistic Management practitioners are spread across the globe, from Canada to Patagonia to Zimbabwe to Australia to Scandinavia. More than 10,000 people have been trained in Holistic Management and its associated land and grazing planning procedures, and over 40 million acres are managed holistically worldwide.