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The Women of Regenerative Ag: Transforming the Health of the Soil, Land & People

by Aurora Flynn

This is a platform for the extraordinary women leading the regenerative agricultural movement—and the transformation of our societies--around the world. They are on the ground, creating critical shifts in seemingly intractable and highly unsustainable systems. And they've been doing so for a long time. In this series, we look to explore beyond the soil, to the underlying theme of transformation itself across multiple dimensions: from that very internal landscape of human consciousness to the outer manifestation in the world around us, be it in the form of agricultural management practices, tools and techniques, to culture, economics, policy, and the built environment. This series is a joint venture with Soil4Climate and my own organization, the Ouroboros Agency, where we work to help transform the human social infrastructure, and the built environment, to create truly resilient and regenerative societies. These recordings originally aired as interactive livestream interviews on social media. They were held during the initial months of the US Covid lockdown and due to limited facilities, we sometimes had to get creative with our locations and dealt with the occasional technical issue.

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Dr. Cynthia Daley, director, Center for Regenerative Agriculture & Resilient Systems 9- 2-2020

Dr. Cynthia Daley, a professor at the College of Agriculture at California State University, Chico. She serves as the Rawlin's Endowed Professor for Environmental Literac

Dec 15 2020
1 h 18 min

Winona LaDuke, executive director, Honor the Earth 8-26-2020

Winona LaDuke, is a rural development economist working on issues of economics, food, and energy sovereignty. She lives and works on the White Earth reservation in northe

Dec 15 2020
1 h 07 min

Renata Brillinger, executive director, California Climate & Agriculture Network 7-29-2020

Renata Brillinger is the co-founder and Executive Director of the California Climate and Agriculture Network (CalCAN). She has more than two decades of experience in sust

Dec 15 2020
1 h 09 min

Misty West Gay, owner Freestone Ranch, Sonoma County CA 7-8-2020

Misty West Gay is a mom, poet, gardener, herbalist, and regenerative rancher. She and her husband Jonathan own Freestone Ranch in northern California. They are a certifie

Dec 15 2020
1 h 06 min

Amber Smith, rancher & program director, Women in Ranching 7-1-2020

Amber Smith the program director of Women in Ranching for the Western Landowners Alliance. Women in Ranching provides transformational space for women to support human sy

Dec 15 2020
1 h 26 min

Precious Phiri, African Coordinator for Regeneration International 6-24-2020

PreciousPhiri is a small holder farmer, regenerative agriculture practitioner and trainer based in Zimbabwe. She is an accredited Field Professional for Holistic Manageme

Dec 15 2020
1 h 20 min

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