Wild Earth Guardians

The Tracking Project, based in Corrales, NM, is dedicated to reconnecting individuals with nature through the art of traditional tracking and various natural and cultural lessons. Through its programs, the organization fosters a profound understanding of wildlife, survival skills, and the interconnectedness of life, empowering participants to appreciate and preserve the natural world. Incorporating elements of peacemaking, the project emphasizes awareness and sensitivity, encouraging participants to discover inner peace through the experience of nature. By engaging in practices such as dream circles and cultural dialogues, The Tracking Project aims to nurture harmony and facilitate cultural revival among communities worldwide. Generated from the website

The Quivira Coalition is a non-profit organization based in Santa Fe, NM, dedicated to building soil, biodiversity, and resilience on western working landscapes. Through their Land and Water program, they assist ranchers in developing plans and strategies for restoring and building resilience on various types of working landscapes. Their New Agrarian program ensures that the knowledge and practices of sustainable land management are passed down to future generations. The organization also focuses on education, hosting an annual conference and publishing open-source materials to raise awareness about the importance of working lands in our food systems and communities. Additionally, their Carbon Ranch Initiative aims to help producers and land managers implement land management practices that mitigate and adapt to climate change. With two decades of collaborative conservation experience, the Quivira Coalition has established a strong network of individuals and organizations dedicated to ecological, economic, and social health. They believe that well-managed working rangelands and forests are crucial in addressing the impacts of climate change. Through their innovative programs and partnerships, the Quivira Coalition strives to create a sustainable future for western working landscapes and promote the vital role they play in our environment and communities.Generated from the website