Adam Trujillo has published another article in the La Montanita Coop Connection News. You can read the article at lamontanita.coop. Proud to be representing the livity of the re-evolution. New works are on there way as spring approaches soon. Here is some eyecandy to keep you satisfied.
As the new year rolls through, New Mexico Roots Down is helping the Northern New Mexican non-profit Indigenous Roots Indigenous Earth look towards a new educational platform for the people. The IRIE mission is to provide research and educational programs about indigenous people and their relationship with the earth and their environment, protecting and preserving the delicate balance between Planet Earth, indigenous way of life, love and community.
IRIE works together with local communities in Northern New Mexico. This year IRIE will be looking for possible board members to fill six seats in order to escape the umbrella of another non-profit’s tax identification. A feel of change is in the air, we are forming a progressive entity that looks to form agricultural thrivablility and reinvigorate the community with living indigenous knowledge.
For more information about the non-profit IRIE or to volunteer or donate,
contact the office of Indigenous Roots Indigenous Earth
575-770-9532
New Mexico is at the heart of a revolution. The new green rev-
olution has begun with a common view and practices that will
provide food and fiber that are economically sound, environ-
mentally wise and socially and culturally appropriate now and
into the future. Sustainability of natural resources and our
own connection with the Earth improve with the practice of
Permaculture. “Permanent Agriculture” is the conscious
design and maintenance of cultivated ecosystems, which
have the diversity, stability and resilience of natural ecosys-
tems. It is the harmonious integration of landscape, people
and appropriate technologies, providing goods, shelter, ener-
gy and other needs in a sustainable way. Permaculture is a
philosophy and an approach to land use which works with
natural rhythms and patterns, weaving together the elements
of microclimate, annual and perennial plants, animals,
water, soil management, and human needs into intricately
connected and productive communities.