The deeper I dig into regenerative agriculture in the West, the more and more impressed I am by the Quivira Coalition. It’s a nimble and creative organization that receives endless praise from some of the best progressive minds in ag. Also, Quivira’s idea of the “radical center” is one that should be widely adopted throughout the West for a whole host of issues.
I was thrilled when they invited me on their super-educational, inspirational Down to Earth podcast to discuss some of the innovative work we’re doing at Palmer Land Trust around water rights, farmland, and land conservation. If you are interested in learning about scalable, replicable solutions for balancing the water needs of agriculture and municipal growth, give it a listen by following the links below.
And for an in-depth discussion about Quivira and its impactful work throughout the West, check out my past podcast interview with Quivira Executive Director Sarah Wentzel-Fisher. She’s a dynamo!
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