Presentation

SHIFT Festival

October 16, 2019
to
October 18, 2019

Wednesday, October 16, 2019 - Friday, October 18, 2019

Who should attend

Snow King boasts a location unlike any other Jackson Hole resort. Conveniently located 12 miles from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort - ranked number one ski resort for 2019 by Forbes Magazine, blocks from the town of Jackson's famous antler arches, just a few minutes from Jackson Hole airport & Grand Teton National Park and just steps away from Snow King Mountain.

VENUE
Snow King Resort
Snow King Resort Hotel, 400 E Snow King Ave.
Jackson, WY 83001
United States
https://www.snowking.com/
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Schedule for Live Events

For the past five years, SHIFT has worked to address an existential challenge. In the midst of the sixth mass extinction, at a time when the largest mass migration in human history is driving us indoors, behind screens, our societal disconnect from nature is occurring at the exact moment our need to fight for it has become imperative.

How do we reconnect with nature when our move away from it is accelerating?

In 2018, SHIFT focused on the connection between time spent outside and public health. For the first time, proponents of outdoor recreation, conservation and land management—SHIFT’s traditional stakeholder communities—gathered with members of the health care, funding and research communities to explore public health as an ecosystem service.

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Trainers

Entrenadores

Amos Clifford is the founder of the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy Guides and Programs and author of the best selling Your Guide to Forest Bathing (Conari Press 2018). A student of Buddhist philosophy for over 20 years, Amos founded Sky Creek Dharma Center in Chico, California, where he emphasized the importance of meditation practice in wild places. Amos is also widely known for his work in restorative justice. He is founder of the Center for Restorative Process, where he has led the inquiry into how the principles of restorative justice can inform ways to heal the broken relationships between humans and the more-than-human world of nature. Amos holds a BS in Organization Development and an MA in Counseling from the University of San Francisco. Amos has been the primary developer of ANFT's acclaimed training programs.