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Our Work

Our first project involves a historic farm in Tunbridge, Vermont that has deep roots in the agricultural heritage of this White River valley town.
Young farmers are currently leasing this land raising organic livestock and hosting popular farm to table community events. An Abenaki-led forest management team is integrating Indigenous Knowledge with current management and conservation practices. Together these land stewards work to create a balanced form of land stewardship that improves the health and resilience of the land and ecosystems. They have also welcomed hundreds of people onto the land to learn and celebrate our connections to the land, the ecological communities and the people who feed us.
We are working to make this land affordable and secure for farmers and land stewards already working here as we begin broader work of affordable farmland on a wider scale.
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