Jocelyn Duffy is a passionate natural resources professional, a land steward, and a National Association for Interpretation (NAI) Certified Interpretive Guide. She has over a decade of experience developing and presenting programs about nature, science, and history for federal, state, and regional organizations. She studied natural resource management at Oregon State University and has since been exploring the places where people and the environment come together. What has soil done for you today? Our lives depend on healthy soil ecosystems—they are the foundation of terrestrial life and environmental health. Jocelyn will discuss why soil isn’t dirt, what is happening under our feet, and how we can protect our soil with good management practices. She’ll also go over some basic DIY soil tests you can do at home. Produced by the Hanover Garden Club in partnership with the Montshire.
 https://montshire.org/programs/for-adults/hanover-garden-club/