Arbor Institute

Join environmental scientists, artist and educators Marcus Eriksen (with 5Gyres]), Kelsi Nagy (), Patrick Chandler and David Oonk on Tuesday Sept.14 from 7-8pm in a virtual round table discussion about their work in Life in the Plasticene currently on view at the Arbor Institute in Boulder, CO.
Eriksen and other pioneering plastic pollution researchers call for a radical shift in how we discuss the problem that’s harming life in all environments on Earth — on land, in our rivers, in the air, and in the sea.
How did we get here?
Where do we want to go from here?
How can art, ecological science, and storytelling work together address critical environmental issues? 
Learn about the interweaving streams of life and plastics and how we can work together to reduce plastic use through compassionate action.
Register for the link to attend. link in bio

https://arborinstitute.org/event/plasticene/
Life in the Plasticene was created in partnership with Environmental Studies PhD student Patrick Chandler and made possible thanks to generous funding by Community Grant
Additional support provided the  Colorado Chapter, , and 5Gyres] Institute.

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