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Youth
Concerns and Hope for Youth: A Conversation with Young Activists
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ARTY MANGAN: As an elder who has had the privilege of being involved in organizing Bioneers’ Youth Education and Leadership Program for over 16...

Food and Farming
For the Love of Grace
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Grace Wicks grew up in an environment where locally grown, organic, fair trade food and respectful rural-urban relationships were the ingredients...

Food and Farming
Farming with the Wild: An Interview with Jo Ann Baumgartner of the Wild Farm Alliance
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In the 1980s Jo Ann Baumgartner worked on a research project growing vegetables with reclaimed waste water that became the forerunner for the use of...

Ecological Design
Farming Like a Savannah
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Mark Shepard is an iconoclastic farmer and author of a number of books on regenerative agriculture. He runs New Forest Farm, a 106-acre “perennial...

Food and Farming
The Farmer and the Chef: A Conversation Between Two Black Food Justice Activists
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In their own distinctive ways, Karen Washington and Bryant Terry each embody the values of nourishment, community, and self-determination in...

Food and Farming
Native Alaskan Fisherman Turns to Kelp Farming to Restore Ocean Health
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[et_pb_section][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type="4_4"][et_pb_text] Dune Lankard, an Eyak Native, was a subsistence and commercial fisherman...

Food and Farming
Healing Grounds: Climate, Justice, and the Deep Roots of Regenerative Farming
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Excerpted from Healing Grounds: Climate, Justice, and the Deep Roots of Regenerative Farming by LizCarlisle; Copyright © 2022 Liz Carlisle....

Ecological Design
Ranchers and Environmentalists Working Together at the Radical Center
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Sarah Wentzel-Fisher is the Executive Director of the Quivira Coalition, a network of family ranchers and farmers, conservationists, scientists and...

Food and Farming
Sole Food Street Farms: Growing Food and Providing a Sense of Belonging
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Sole Food Street Farms in Vancouver, British Columbia, founded by farmer, author, photographer, and organic and urban farming pioneer, Michael...

Food and Farming
Rebugging the Planet
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The following excerpt is from Vicki Hird’s new book Rebugging the Planet: The Remarkable Things that Insects (and Other Invertebrates) Do – And...

Food and Farming
Mimicking Wild Herds to Regenerate Ecosystems
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By Doniga Markegard Doniga Markegard trained as a tracker of wild animals as a teenager, which ignited a lifelong passion for the natural world....

Food and Farming
Democracy and the Power of Connection: An Interview with Frances Moore Lappé
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Frances Moore Lappé is a longtime food and human rights activist and the renowned author or co-author of 20 books about world hunger, living...

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