Watershed restoration after fire is particularly critical to prevent or repair significant and long-term impacts to watershed health, water quality, and quantity. Low-tech, nature-based solutions require minimal equipment and can be hand-built in most cases. Over time, these solutions become a part of the natural landscape, making these solutions more sustainable and resilient compared to engineered alternatives.
Quivira’s annual publication started out as a printed newsletter and has served as a source for on-the-ground rangeland science, a place for stories and reflections from our community, and a resource on implementation of regenerative agriculture on working lands since the start of the organization. It has since morphed into a high-quality, professionally-designed and printed literary magazine that showcases poetry, written reflections, photography, artwork, and science writing that comes from those who are working or stewarding the land; very few of the contributors are professional writers, highlighting the lived experiences that they bring. If you’re interested in contributing to a future issue, please email communications@quiviracoalition.org.
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Your donation between now and Oct. 1 will be matched, dollar-for-dollar, by a generous gift from Lee Lockie and the Paul H. Johanson Fund. When you make a monthly, annual, or one-time donation, you can invest in the future of our working lands and the people who care for these important landscapes.
