The uncertain future of Oregon’s farmland Nellie McAdams from Rogue Farm Corps joins us for a post on land succession and the next generation of farmers. guest March 22, 2018 22 March 2018
What happened to Oregon’s oysters? A weeklong series of events will bring together farmers, chefs, and activists to create a swell of support for wild oyster restoration. guest January 25, 2018 28 January 2018
Building a food system grounded in justice Ricardo Salvador challenges us to consider the colonial, racist, and extractive underpinnings of our current food system. And to act. guest October 12, 2017 30 October 2017
Building Portland’s local food economy at the Redd A year after opening, the food hub and business incubator is building connections and helping medium food producers grow their businesses. guest October 7, 2017 09 October 2017
Book release: Land on Fire Our historic response to fire continues to shape our communities and relationship with natural systems. guest June 26, 2017 03 July 2017
Impact investment funds outperform competition in timberland sector A new report supports the financial case for investments that consider positive social and environmental impacts. guest May 25, 2017 25 May 2017
Biomimicry and the Urban Greenprint SeedKit Urban Greenprint contributes this piece on looking to biomimicry to inform building nature-forward urban environments. guest April 26, 2017 27 April 2017
Following cultural lifeways Oregon Poet Laureate and former Ecotruster, Liz Woody, shared this poem at our 25th anniversary celebration - Roots at the Redd. guest September 29, 2016 29 September 2016
Pedaling soup with a mission Now a tenant at the Redd on Salmon street, SoupCycle takes its values to the streets, delivering delicious meals to Portlanders by bike. guest July 19, 2016 21 July 2016
Elizabeth Woody, Oregon’s Voice Elizabeth Woody, formerly of Ecotrust, will focus her tenure as Oregon's first Native American Poet Laureate on rural communities. guest April 6, 2016 10 April 2016
