Kristina Britt, Author at Quivira Coalition

Episode 169 – Sarah Wentzel-Fisher on Working Lands, Community, Science, and more

by Kristina Britt | Jun 26, 2024 | Climate Change, Down to Earth

Sarah Wentzel-Fisher on working lands, community, science, and more Sarah Wentzel-Fisher is executive director of Quivira Coalition. A native of South Dakota, she came to her work in agriculture and leadership via a circuitous path that included the creative arts,...

Episode 36 – Jordan and Toni Sarazen on Life as Mobile Goat Graziers

by Kristina Britt | Jun 21, 2024 | Regeneration Rising

Jordan and Toni Sarazen on Life as Mobile Goat Graziers This week on Regeneration Rising, Taylor interviews Jordan and Toni Sarazen, owners and operators of Goat Bros LLC, a mobile goat grazing business near Denver, Colorado. We discuss the huge life transition Jordan...

Episode 168 – Pueblo Values + Engineering Expertise = Resilient Landscapes

by Kristina Britt | Jun 12, 2024 | Climate Change, Down to Earth

Pueblo Values + Engineering Expertise = Resilient Landscapes Phoebe Suina grew up on Cochiti and San Felipe Pueblos in New Mexico, where she learned about land, water, cultural values and practices from her extended family and community. With advanced degrees in...

Episode 167 – Documentary Digs Deep into Grazing Science — and Society

by Kristina Britt | May 28, 2024 | Climate Change, Down to Earth

Documentary digs deep into grazing science — and society A decade ago, documentary filmmaker and musician Peter Byck brought together a diverse group of scientists who were studying agriculture from a whole-system perspective — something that was, and still is,...

Episode 35 – Will Vogl on Grazing in the Urban/Rural Interface

by Kristina Britt | May 21, 2024 | Regeneration Rising

Will Vogl on Grazing in the Urban/Rural Interface On this episode, host Taylor Muglia speaks with Will Vogl, owner and operator of Vogl Homestead Farm near Black Forest, Colorado. Will discusses the difficulty of accessing affordable grazing land on the front range...