Introduction
00:04Blue Zones Project
17:58A worldwide research project was done in the places around the world where people lived the longest and were the healthiest. The results showed four core lifestyle values that impact longevity the most: Move Naturally, Right Outlook, Eat Wisely, and Connect. The Blue Zones is teaching us how these core philosophies can be incorporated into our communities through planning processes, as well as into our own lives. Presented by Kristi Conforti, Public Policy Advocate, BZP Tuolumne County & Cathy Parker, Director, Wellbeing, Adventist Health Sonora and BZP Local Sponsor.
Habitat for Humanity
37:22Presented by Trinity Abila Habitat - restoring hope and dignity through innovative solutions, community collaboration and a holistic approach to housing. This presentation includes a bold new direction for Habitat - building 3D-printed homes for the aged and disabled.
Planner's Boot Camp
01:30:01Dave Ruby, Tuolumne County Planning Manager, presents a training course for current and prospective planning commissioners.
Golden State Natural Resources
02:27:00Carolyn Jhajj - Communications Director, and Arthur Wylene, Legal Counsel. “Procuring and processing excess biomass into wood pellets for use in renewable energy regeneration.”
Heartwood Biomass LLC
03:11:29CEO David Schmidt "We make our products out of the wood others throw away, like scrap from forest waste, forest thinning, and wildfire mitigation projects. The result is wood that not only helps preserve our forests, but helps preserve jobs in our rural community.”
Yosemite Clean Energy
03:39:26Presented by Sherri Brennan. Yosemite Clean Energy utilizes state-of-the-art technology and partners with local communities to transform wood waste into renewable, affordable, zero-emission fuels to restore and strengthen the environment
UCCE Biomass in Construction
03:54:16UC Agriculture and Natural Resources University of California Cooperative Extension - Cindy Chen The presentation will provide an overview of current research progress of renewable bio products and wood products. The presentation will also discuss opportunities for community and economic development in these sectors while reaching the state’s long-term goals of wildfire fuel reduction.
Dinner & Keynotes
04:09:48