Resilience, Issue 44 – Microbes, Markets, and Climate

by Lynne Whitbeck | Dec 20, 2023 | Collaborative Conservation, Environmental Justice, Land Ethic, Resilience, Traditional Agriculture

Read me... Resilience, Issue 44 – Microbes, Markets, and Climate December 2023 “How do you create resilient lands, economies, and communities?” “How does what you wear represent what you stand for?” “How might different compost microbial communities affect soil...

Resilience, Issue 43- Weaving Water, Land, and People

by Lynne Whitbeck | Feb 22, 2023 | Collaborative Conservation, Environmental Justice, Land Ethic, Resilience, Traditional Agriculture

Read me... Resilience, Issue 43 – Weaving Water, Land, and People January, 2023 We are so very excited to share this year’s issue of Resilience with you. It is a rare but special space we collectively create in the pages of this magazine. One where science,...

Resilience, Issue 42- Reflections on Resilience in Uncertain Times

by Lynne Whitbeck | Jan 18, 2021 | Collaborative Conservation, Environmental Justice, Land Ethic, Pandemic, Resilience

Read me... Resilience, Issue 42 – Reflections on Resilience in Uncertain Times   December, 2020 Welcome to the relaunch of Resilience. It’s been five years since our last issue appeared,in August of 2015, commemorating the life and work of our good friend and...

Resilience, Issue 35 – The Back Forty

by Lynne Whitbeck | Mar 7, 2018 | Carbon Ranch, Grassfed Beef, Grazing, Land Ethic, Land Health, Resilience, Traditional Agriculture, Water

Read me... Resilience, Issue 35 – The Back Forty February 2010 “The only progress that matters is on the actual landscape of the back forty.” – Aldo LeopoldThe news from the Back Forty is very encouraging. In many places that I have visited, people are solving...

Resilience, Issue 34 – New Agrarianism

by Lynne Whitbeck | Mar 7, 2018 | Collaborative Conservation, Grassfed Beef, Grazing, Land Ethic, New Agrarians, Resilience

Read me... Resilience, Issue 34 – New Agrarianism June 2009 “With this issue of our Journal, we reach a culmination of much of what The Quivira Coalition has been trying to accomplish since our founding in 1997. The idea of a new agrarianism encompasses...

Resilience, Issue 32 – Building Resilience Part 1

by Lynne Whitbeck | Mar 7, 2018 | Collaborative Conservation, Grassfed Beef, Land Ethic, Land Health, Resilience, Sheep Herding

Read me... Resilience, Issue 32 – Building Resilience Part 1 April 2008 “Building resilience – which the dictionary defines as “the ability to recover from or adjust easily to misfortune or change” – is a main focus of The Quivira Coalition. We’ve even...