Ecosphere Studies Director Aubrey Streit Krug's new article examines "Care Work" in the face of social-ecological crisis and efforts to make visible those doing care work in our collaborative relationships. Grassland 2.0 #climatecrisis #perennialagriculture grasslandag.org/blog/caring-fo…

Issue 11's here!! Poetry by Aubrey Streit Krug. Artwork by Sarah Rowe. 💌 Order it here: newterritorymag.com/product/issue-…

Coming up on Dec. 2, Stan Cox and @DinaGWhit in conversation. Brought to you by the dream team: host Raven Book Store and co-presenter The Land Institute! Register: ravenbookstore.com/event/stan-cox…

12/1 - Join Aubrey Streit Krug & global women activists as they discuss their work in this virtual event, part of @WomensEarthAlly & Sierra Club's 2021 US Grassroots Accelerator for Women Environmental Leaders. #womenleaders womensearthalliance.org/2021usaccelera…

As befits this skillful author, this is a lovely thread introducing this important book, acknowledging the collectivity of the knowledge she has lifted up, as well as the social structures we’re all working to upend to heal our relationships with each other and with the planet.🙌🏽

The Land Institute & Aubrey Streit Krug are featured in the BBC's show "Future Food!" The episode looks at how changing the crops we grow from annual grain crops to #perennialgrains could be a #climatesolution. #climateaction BBC Future bbc.com/future/bespoke…

"Our hope is to incorporate it into some of our ag classes and show the future of perennial grains and all their uses.” New article on Kernza as part of the high school ag curriculum. The future IS perennial! Agweek National FFA MN Kernza agweek.com/news/minnesota…

Open-access cluster of "Becoming Undisciplined" is up now on ASAP/J! Creative contributions include photography, choreography, collage, sound, video, letters, essays, poems. Great thanks to Alexandra Kingston-Reese & all the creators asapjournal.com/tag/becoming-u…

New essay, “Crossing the Threshold into Prairie,” at ASAP/Journal asapjournal.com/becoming-undis…

Great article. Grasslands are disappearing even faster than forests—but we need them just as much. Julia Rosen makes the case for caring about grass: theatlantic.com/science/archiv…

Prairie walk this morning with The Land Institute Aubrey Streit Krug Kelly Kindscher at the 2022 Prairie Festival, Salina, KS. Bleeding Heartland Sara Beth Parks Prairie Strips Lisa Schulte Moore. A large leadplant, among others.

From Nebraska Public Media: "'Our people made it': Otoe-Missouria descendants welcomed back to Nebraska, 200 years after being forced out" nebraskapublicmedia.org/en/news/news-a…

Big Barn Presentation Videos from Prairie Festival '22. Watch each fantastic speaker or the entire playlist to relive the #prairiefestival magic! Alexia Leclercq Omar Tesdell JohnElla Holmes Erin Wiersma Ryan Tenney Aubrey Streit Krug Tim Crews Rachel Stroer Stan Cox tinyurl.com/PRAIRIE-FEST-2…

A social perennial vision for the #GreatPlains - new co-authored chapter in the open-access book _Creating Resilient Landscapes in an Era of Climate Change_ taylorfrancis.com/chapters/oa-ed…

“From what is, we build plans and paths to what will be.” Delighted to collaborate in sharing Casey Whittier’s silphium civic science story in the latest Greenhorns New Farmer’s Almanac: greenhorns.org/almanacs/ The Land Institute

Aubrey Streit Krug is another featured speaker at our April 18-20 Great Plains conference. Streit Krug is the Director of Ecosphere Studies at The Land Institute. Tickets and schedule: unl.edu/plains/2023-co… #UNL

"Humans need more diverse food systems in the Anthropocene, and the process of domestication can help build them." Emily Warschefsky, Emily Drummond, David Van Tassel and I explore how the next era of crop domestication starts now: doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2… The Land Institute

Aubrey Streit Krug of The Land Institute giving the first keynote of the day for our Plant to Table conference #GreatPlains2023

Out now! Issue 14.1 "Gardening (against) the Anthropocene" has just been published. You can read it here: ecozona.eu/issue/view/249

The article “Sensing Scale in Experimental Gardens” features our analysis of civic scientist Ellie Irons’ video “Un-Lawning with Silphium”! Ellie Irons The Land Institute