Cultivating Change - Feely, Caro

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Résumé :
What will it take to change? Can we revive our relationship with the earth? And with each other? 'There are two perfect shady spots where I stop to talk about biodiversity on our organic farm visits. The oak trees there seem to know me. When I touch their leaves, it feels different to how it feels with other oaks.' But along with the joy and magic of working with nature come the risks - frost, hail, heatwaves. Cultivating Change follows the journey of Caro and Sean as they regenerate their vineyard in France and rewrite their love story in the face of climate change. This powerful memoir explores marriage and family life, biodiversity, yoga, and how to change. Reviews 'Powerful and inspiring' Jacqui Brown, Book blogger 'A must read. Passionate, challenging, and informative.' Helen Melser, Author 'A culinary trip with layers of secrets of nature, environmental activism, family dynamics, and resilience, all tied into a gorgeous package.' Kelly Ryerson, Glyphosate Facts 'A thoroughly enjoyable read and a wake-up call about how our actions affect our planet.' Tora Shand 'I have heard it said that time changes things, but sometimes you have to change them yourself. In Cultivating Change Caro Feely confronts both sides of this saying, adapting to the effects of time on family and relationships, while simultaneous seeking to shape the world - especially the wine world - to meet the challenges of the future. Insightful and inspiring.' Mike Veseth, The Wine Economist Primary themes: Climate change, Marriage, Wine, Vineyards, Organic farming, Regenerative farming, Biodiversity, Yoga, Personal awakening, Follow your Dreams. Secondary themes: Raising teenagers as a working mother, Transitioning to the empty nest, Gastronomy, Voyages in France, South Africa, Ireland, Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom.

Biographie:
Caro Feely traded her tech career for a dream to become an organic farmer, writer, wine educator and yoga teacher. She is published author of six books, acclaimed 'winning', 'sincere' and 'passionate' by The New York Times Book Review.