Our goal is to raise awareness of soil health and support management that will increase the resilience and productivity of working lands. We want to bring whole systems thinking to the spatial (from clay particles to acres) and temporal (from seconds to centuries) scales that interact to form and transform soil ecosystems. And we encourage readers of this workbook to observe how parts of the soil ecosystem respond to management and how others are generally unchanging within the human timescale. We will explore the exciting challenge of working within constraints imposed by soil ecosystems to support resilient and productive working landscapes throughout the Intermountain West.
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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