Agroforestry Northwest

Connection

A deep reciprocal relationship between humans and the natural world is essential for the well-being of both. We are dedicated to fostering meaningful connections between humans and place as the foundation for ecological stewardship, human health, and community resilience

Economic Viability

We acknowledge that long-term ecological stewardship depends of economic opportunity for Pacific Northwest land stewards and that economies can take several different forms. We promote agroforestry and biocultural systems that provide diversified income streams and access to diversified markets while improving livelihoods.

Ecological Sustainability

The health and resilience of our region’s ecosystems are a priority within agroforestry design and management. Agroforestry practices that we promote increase and protect biodiversity, increase soil health, protect water resources, and build resilience into working lands.

Community Empowerment

We believe in the power of Pacific Northwest communities to drive necessary change. We believe in the power of the diversity of our region and promote the inclusion of people in all their multiplicity. We work in partnership to empower local peoples to make decisions about local lands and local livelihoods.

Knowledge Sharing and Innovation

We acknowledge different ways of knowing the land and local ecological systems. Knowledge sharing, research, education, storytelling, and the arts promote awareness, engagement, and inspiration related to agroforestry approaches in our region. Innovative response to new scientific data, traditional ecological knowledge, and changing social dynamics allows agroforestry to be responsive and an effective solution to regional challenges.

Connection

A deep reciprocal relationship between humans and the natural world is essential for the well-being of both. We are dedicated to fostering meaningful connections between humans and place as the foundation for ecological stewardship, human health, and community resilience

Economic Viability

We acknowledge that long-term ecological stewardship depends of economic opportunity for Pacific Northwest land stewards and that economies can take several different forms. We promote agroforestry and biocultural systems that provide diversified income streams and access to diversified markets while improving livelihoods.

Ecological Sustainability

The health and resilience of our region’s ecosystems are a priority within agroforestry design and management. Agroforestry practices that we promote increase and protect biodiversity, increase soil health, protect water resources, and build resilience into working lands.

Community Empowerment

We believe in the power of Pacific Northwest communities to drive necessary change. We believe in the power of the diversity of our region and promote the inclusion of people in all their multiplicity. We work in partnership to empower local peoples to make decisions about local lands and local livelihoods.

Knowledge Sharing and Innovation

We acknowledge different ways of knowing the land and local ecological systems. Knowledge sharing, research, education, storytelling, and the arts promote awareness, engagement, and inspiration related to agroforestry approaches in our region. Innovative response to new scientific data, traditional ecological knowledge, and changing social dynamics allows agroforestry to be responsive and an effective solution to regional challenges.

Connection

A deep reciprocal relationship between humans and the natural world is essential for the well-being of both. We are dedicated to fostering meaningful connections between humans and place as the foundation for ecological stewardship, human health, and community resilience

Economic Viability

We acknowledge that long-term ecological stewardship depends of economic opportunity for Pacific Northwest land stewards and that economies can take several different forms. We promote agroforestry and biocultural systems that provide diversified income streams and access to diversified markets while improving livelihoods.

Ecological Sustainability

The health and resilience of our region’s ecosystems are a priority within agroforestry design and management. Agroforestry practices that we promote increase and protect biodiversity, increase soil health, protect water resources, and build resilience into working lands.

Community Empowerment

We believe in the power of Pacific Northwest communities to drive necessary change. We believe in the power of the diversity of our region and promote the inclusion of people in all their multiplicity. We work in partnership to empower local peoples to make decisions about local lands and local livelihoods.

Knowledge Sharing and Innovation

We acknowledge different ways of knowing the land and local ecological systems. Knowledge sharing, research, education, storytelling, and the arts promote awareness, engagement, and inspiration related to agroforestry approaches in our region. Innovative response to new scientific data, traditional ecological knowledge, and changing social dynamics allows agroforestry to be responsive and an effective solution to regional challenges.

Connection

A deep reciprocal relationship between humans and the natural world is essential for the well-being of both. We are dedicated to fostering meaningful connections between humans and place as the foundation for ecological stewardship, human health, and community resilience

Economic Viability

We acknowledge that long-term ecological stewardship depends of economic opportunity for Pacific Northwest land stewards and that economies can take several different forms. We promote agroforestry and biocultural systems that provide diversified income streams and access to diversified markets while improving livelihoods.

Ecological Sustainability

The health and resilience of our region’s ecosystems are a priority within agroforestry design and management. Agroforestry practices that we promote increase and protect biodiversity, increase soil health, protect water resources, and build resilience into working lands.

Community Empowerment

We believe in the power of Pacific Northwest communities to drive necessary change. We believe in the power of the diversity of our region and promote the inclusion of people in all their multiplicity. We work in partnership to empower local peoples to make decisions about local lands and local livelihoods.

Knowledge Sharing and Innovation

We acknowledge different ways of knowing the land and local ecological systems. Knowledge sharing, research, education, storytelling, and the arts promote awareness, engagement, and inspiration related to agroforestry approaches in our region. Innovative response to new scientific data, traditional ecological knowledge, and changing social dynamics allows agroforestry to be responsive and an effective solution to regional challenges.

About us

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Meet the team

Contact to collaborate

Let’s collaborate to make the Pacific Northwest more resilient, abundant, and inclusive—reach out to start building together.

Contact to collaborate

Let’s collaborate to make the Pacific Northwest more resilient, abundant, and inclusive—reach out to start building together.

Contact to collaborate

Let’s collaborate to make the Pacific Northwest more resilient, abundant, and inclusive—reach out to start building together.

Contact to collaborate

Let’s collaborate to make the Pacific Northwest more resilient, abundant, and inclusive—reach out to start building together.