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Sent on October 20, 2026
Agriculture under solar panels

Join Us on Zoom - Friday, October 23, from 12 -1 pm: Lunch 'n Learn

The climate crisis is hurting both our food security and our energy reliability across British Columbia, disproportionately impacting First Nations. Dual-use solar offers a powerful path toward climate resilience and Indigenous self-determination.

In this webinar, Omri Haiven from SFU’s Clean Energy Research Group and staff from Sacred Earth will show how agrivoltaics (combining solar with agriculture) and ecovoltaics (using solar shade to rehabilitate ecosystems) can advance both food and energy sovereignty.

By intentionally creating microclimates, these technologies emulate traditional ‘forest gardens’ to cultivate native foods and medicines while restoring depleted land.
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From all of us in the West Coast Climate Action Network

We honour the title and rights of the Indigenous peoples on whose ancestral lands we live and work.
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