Nature For Justice

How we introduce ourselves matters. Robin Barr’s of First 30x30 Canada’s latest insight is a thoughtful reminder that a good introduction is not just about what we do, it’s about how we show up.

Read the insight here: Introducing Myself in a Good Way by Robin Barr

https://first30x30.earth/leadership-insight-introducing-myself-in-a-good-way-by-robin-barr/

N4J Farmer Prosperity’s work has been made possible through : with farmers leading the way on implementation, and with funder support from organizations including Cargill, who have helped to expand the reach and impact of the program. Through $145,000 in producer support, farmers implemented wheat cover cropping alongside no-till and reduced-till management, helping reduce soil disturbance, improve soil health, retain water, and build resilience to climate stress. 🚜🌱

Together, these farmers delivered approximately 1,459 practice-acre instances, with every enrolled acre receiving both a cover crop and regenerative tillage or residue-management practice.

More than an investment in acres, this is an investment in Black farmers, stronger farm businesses, and more resilient food systems. We’re proud to celebrate this milestone in Virginia and the partnerships that made it possible.

Partnership is key to an organization’s success and ability to reach its goals, and partners such as Alabaster Internationalare central to realizing this vision.

Through collaborations like this, we at Nature For Justice are able to advance our shared commitment to climate justice, community-led solutions, and more equitable futures for Indigenous and rural communities.

Photo: Palo Alto Salon 2026. (from left) Shannon Fernando, MSN, FNP-C and Hank Cauley. Photo Credit: Ashantha Rubera

See more about Alabaster International here: https://www.alabasterinternational.org/about-us