Dayna Reggero

Best Short Documentary

Asheville Filmmakers Win in Belize + Climate Soiree
Dayna Reggero and Andrea Desky win Best Short Documentary at the Belize International Film Festival for their film, "The Wood Thrush Connection." Celebrate this Thursday, November 16th, at the Climate City Soiree, hosted by The Collider and Asheville Affiliates.
The Story We Want series

The Asheville Climate March and a Film Premiere
The Climate March + A New Climate Listening Project Film Series

New Video from Climate Listening Project Southeast Tour
It has been one year since I began filming and sharing climate stories for the Climate Listening Project. We just released a new video connecting food, farming and climate change.

Asheville Featured in New Video
In this latest video from the Climate Listening Project we aim to encourage the kind dialogue which Pope Francis recently called for. Communities of faith have a significant role at the heart of many of these conversations and hopefully this video can help kick-start meaningful dialogues.

Asheville Event Celebrates People, Planet + Prosperity
A dynamic group of nature-based businesses are presenting at the 2015 Accelerating Appalachia Pitch Party on Thursday, May 14th with special guest Judy Wicks, co-founder of Business Alliance for Local Living Economies (BALLE) and author of, “Good Morning Beautiful Business”.

Vote for Asheville's Climate Collider in NC Spaces for Innovation Challenge
You may have heard about the new Climate Collider coming this fall to downtown Asheville – it is a finalist in the Institute for Emerging Issues “North Carolina Spaces for Innovation” Challenge.

Climate Listening Project: Accelerating Nature-Based Business
Accelerating Appalachia, the world’s first nature-based business accelerator, connecting innovative businesses, investors and mentors aligned with people, place and prosperity.

Meet Dayna Reggero + The WNC Climate Listening Project
I'm excited to share stories here on Asheville Grit. I'm starting with the Climate Listening Project because it showcases a bit of who I am and what inspires me.