Caring for the Earth, Feeding the Future Paul Hanley
Paul Hanley is an acclaimed environmental writer and agricultural advocate with over 50 years of experience Since 1970, he has authored eight books and over 1,600 articles focused on sustainability, food systems, and ecological stewardship
About the Speaker
• Notable Publications: His work includes Earthcare: Ecological Agriculture in Saskatchewan, The Spirit of Agriculture, the award-winning ELEVEN, and Man of the Trees—a biography featuring a foreword by King Charles III and an introduction by Jane Goodall
• Accolades & Leadership: Paul is a recipient of the Rockefeller Foundation's Food System Vision 2050 Prize and currently chairs the Prairie Food System Vision Network He now resides on the island of Molokai
Event Details
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Date: World Food Day — October 16, 2026
• ๐ Time: 2:00 p.m. Saskatchewan time CST UTC-6
• ๐ฑ Session: ROOTED Symposium International Speaker Series
• ๐ค Partners: A collaborative event by UNEP, Juventud Unida en Acciรณn, Animal People Inc., Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas, WSEH, and TAIBU Community Health Centre
The Big Questions
This special World Food Day conversation shifts the perspective on agriculture from mere food production to a deep relationship between people, soil, biodiversity, and the future The session will explore critical questions, including:
• Why does global hunger persist on a planet that already produces enough food for everyone?
• Is our core issue production capacity, or is it our assumptions about consumption and entitlement?
• How can we sustainably feed a global population of 11 billion without exhausting our soil and exploiting agricultural workers?
• What do we owe future generations who will rely on the very land we farm today?
Join Paul Hanley to discover how sustainable farming can teach us resilience and help us build food systems that nourish both humanity and the living world
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