It takes 100 years for an inch of topsoil to form naturally.  Yet with our current erosion we may lose more than eight times that in the next 15 years.  Our extreme climate change weather may increase these losses.  Good farming/gardening practices can help prevent this by alternating cover crops between cash crops, growing deep rooted plants perennially, improving management of grazing land, etc.  Helping farmers achieve these practices should be a priority. Source  –  Catalyst

Earth Savers is a series of quick conservation notes from Christ & St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Caring for Creation

Upcoming Events

  • Rector’s Book Club

    Christ & St. Luke's 560 West Olney Road, Norfolk, VA, United States

    This month we'll discuss "Heaven and Nature Sing" by Hannah Anderson.

  • Men’s Breakfast

    Men’s Breakfast

    Christ & St. Luke's 560 West Olney Road, Norfolk, VA, United States

    The CSL Saturday Morning Men’s Group meets on the third Saturday of the month from 8am-10am for breakfast and fellowship. We are now meeting in Lower Lloyd Hall at Christ…

  • Advent with The Saint John’s Bible

    Christ & St. Luke's 560 West Olney Road, Norfolk, VA, United States

    Christ & St. Luke’s is now a steward of the Heritage Edition of The Saint John’s Bible. This Advent, we will take advantage of this wonderful gift and use it…

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