2018 Speakers
Peter Byck

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Can Soil Health Equal Rancher Wealth?
Adaptive multi-paddock (AMP) grazing is regenerating soils, watersheds, critical ecosystem services and livelihoods in North America. Early data shows soil carbon is the essential currency for this vibrancy. We are building on these early results with multi-disciplinary research conducted with regenerative ranchers in different regions of US. We will present our latest interim data and have open dialogue relating to our research and future plans. This is a panel with Richard Teague.
Alan Lewis
Betsy Ross
Bill McDorman
Casey Holland
Christine Su
Dan Waldvogle
Deborah Clark
Don Davis
Don Hijar
Esther Park
Finian Makepeace
Gina Asoudegan
Greg Gunthorp
Jennie L. Stephens
Jeremy Maestas
Jonathan Cobb
Katie Forrest
Kathy Ruhf
Kelly Sidoryk
Kelsey Ducheneaux
Lee-Ann Hill
Nathan Seward
Nicole Masters
Meredith Storton
Patrick O'Neill
Peter Byck
Rebecca Thistlethwaite
Reginaldo Haslet-Marroquin
Richard Teague
Sallie Calhoun
Serafina Lombardi
Will Harris
Highlights from last year’s event.

2017 Conference Speaker Videos
The Quivira Coalition documents its conference every year. We love to share the content of this event with those who were not able to join us in person. You can also view the 2017 videos, along with past years, on the Quivira You Tube page.
2017 filming by Crash Roll Films and editing by Downstream Media Maven.
Rio Grande Water Fund Panel
Rio Grande Water Fund Panel - Fire and Rain: Economic, Ecological and Community Resilience Sandra Postel, Laura McCarthy, Katherine Kuhas, Toner Mitchell [et_pb_popup_builder admin_label="Speaker Video" popup_source="video" divi_layout="544" trigger_condition="image"...
Allen Williams – Restore Soil and Ecosystem Health with Adaptive Grazing
Allen Williams Restore Soil and Ecosystem Health with Adaptive Grazing [et_pb_popup_builder admin_label="Speaker Video" popup_source="video" divi_layout="544" trigger_condition="image"...
Rick Danvir – Comparing Effects of Time-Controlled Grazing…
Rick Danvir Comparing Effects of Time-Controlled Grazing, Traditional Management, and Rest on Vegetative Covers [et_pb_popup_builder admin_label="Speaker Video" popup_source="video" divi_layout="544" trigger_condition="image"...