Partner Event: Napa Green Climate & Wine Symposium

Join Napa Green for the RISE Climate & Wine Symposium April 5-20, 2023.

More about the event: “Our region and wines capture global attention, meaning our leadership can be an outsized force for change. This is a changemaking convening to enable the Napa County wine industry to leverage its powerful platform and set a standard for sustainability and climate action that galvanizes the global wine industry.”

For more information on events and how to register, please visit https://risegreen.org/.

The symposium includes a track on soil health and biodiversity in vineyards as well as a track on climate action and regenerative agriculture. See you there!

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