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Quivira's 5-Year Plan pdf size: 1.21mbCheck out new postings in Workshops and Events!
- View our latest publication: Spring 2008 Bulletin
- New Book posted at our On-line Store - Rainwater Harvesting
- New Grazing Article Posted: Responses of Plant Communities to Grazing in the Southwestern United States
- View the 2007 Project Overview Report for Cedro Creek
- 2008 Conference Presentations are available - Click Here
- 2008 Conference Audio CDs are available at our On-line Store - Click Here to Purchase
- Click Here to view the 2008 Burch Awards
- Click Here to view the 2007 & 2008 Radical Center Awards
- Buying New Mexico Meats: If you are interested in purchasing delicious, wholesome beef, lamb, buffalo, chicken, ducks, turkeys, even rabbit, directly from New Mexico ranchers CLICK HERE to see a list of ranchers who participated in the "Roundup of Local Flavors" in Santa Fe on September 14. Contact them directly to discuss your needs.
- The 2006 Annual Report is Available
- View the 10 Year Slide Show at our Photo Gallery
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Challenge-Match Campaign
The Land & Water Fund
The funds raised will be directed to land & water-based projects that strengthen the resilience of organizations, communities, associations, landowners, or other enterprises in the region. The goal is to improve ecological, economic, social and land health, including the health of The Quivira Coalition.
Land & Water Funds will be applied to projects that improve land health through riparian & upland habitat restoration practices & maintenance, grazing management, ranch infrastructure repair, road rehabilitation, watershed planning, implementation of best management practices, or an educational activity that has a direct impact on soil, grass or water.
Donate to the Land & Water Fund
The 7th Annual Conference in Review...
More About Quivira Quivira's 5-Year Plan pdf size:1.21mb
The mission of The Quivira Coalition is to build resilience by fostering ecological, economic and social health on western landscapes through education, innovation, collaboration, and progressive public and private land stewardship.
We call our approach The New Ranch. Elements include progressive ranch management, scientifically-guided riparian and upland restoration, land health assessment and monitoring, and bridge-building among ranchers, environmentalists, federal and state agency personnel, academics, and members of the public. Principles are promoted through Workshops, Lectures, Publications, Tours, Collaborative Demonstration Projects, Awards, an Annual Conference and The New Ranch Network.More About Quivira
Quivira's 5-Year Plan pdf size:1.21mb
Click on Workshops & Events above for Registration.
~ Local Food Festival & Field Day, May 17
~ Low-stress Livestock Handling Clinic, June 6 & 7
~ Comanche Creek Restoration Volunteer Weekend, July 18-20
~ Local Food Festival & Field Day, May 17
~ Low-stress Livestock Handling Clinic, June 6 & 7
~ Comanche Creek Restoration Volunteer Weekend, July 18-20
Buy Our Beef (0)
It's time to start thinking about ordering half or whole freezer pasture raised beef from The Quivira Coalition's Valle Grande Ranch on Rowe Mesa.
Watch for our on-line brochure and order form soon!
Watch for our on-line brochure and order form soon!
The Rise of a New Ranch in the American West
by Courtney White
Coming in early June! Click above for more information.
by Courtney White
Coming in early June! Click above for more information.