Soil Centric is a proud partner of the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration
Soil Centric Advisory Board
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Alice Waters
Executive Chef, Founder & Owner, Chez Panisse
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Cole Bush
Founder & Owner Operator, Shepherdess Land and Livestock Co.
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Christine Su
Pasture Map, Co-Founder
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John D. Liu
Founder, Ecosystem Restoration Camps Network
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Judith D. Schwartz
Author, “Cows Save the Planet”, “Water in Plain Sight”, & "The Reindeer Chronicles"
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Julie F. Morris
Rancher, Morris Grassfed,
San Juan Bautista, California -
Kiley Clark
Farmer, Photographer
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Kristin Ohlson
Author, “The Soil Will Save Us” & "Sweet In Tooth And Claw"
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Malaika Vaz
Co-founder and CEO - Untamed Planet
Director/Producer and Host
National Geographic Explorer -
Precious Phiri
Earth Wisdom Community Organizing & Training
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Rebecca Ryals, Ph.D.
Assistant professor, Agroecology, University of California, Merced
Regeneration in Action Blog
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Goldenrod Season
 In “Braiding Sweetgrass”, botanist and author Robin Wall Kimmerer recounts her freshman advisor asking her why she’d chosen to study botany: “I told him that I chose botany because...
Goldenrod Season
 In “Braiding Sweetgrass”, botanist and author Robin Wall Kimmerer recounts her freshman advisor asking her why she’d chosen to study botany: “I told him that I chose botany because...
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Soil Centric’s Summer Reading Recommendations
Remember back in high school when the teacher handed out a summer reading list and you biked down to your local library to check out the required books? While we...
Soil Centric’s Summer Reading Recommendations
Remember back in high school when the teacher handed out a summer reading list and you biked down to your local library to check out the required books? While we...
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“Black Earth Wisdom” and The Four Winglets of t...
 In Grafton, New York, early April means high mud season, but that didn’t stop volunteers from Mt. Holyoke College, Brooklyn, NY and beyond from putting on their muck boots...
“Black Earth Wisdom” and The Four Winglets of t...
 In Grafton, New York, early April means high mud season, but that didn’t stop volunteers from Mt. Holyoke College, Brooklyn, NY and beyond from putting on their muck boots...
