Request for Proposal
Rural Routes to Climate Solutions (RR2CS) is seeking proposals from qualified consultants to support their Assessing Regenerative Natural Capital Opportunities (ARNCO) project. ARNCO is a one-year initiative designed to assess the feasibility and scalability of a Steward Ownership (SO) model—an innovative governance and financing structure—to expand regenerative agricultural land management in Alberta.
Project Coordinator – Regenerative Agriculture Lab
RR2CS is happy to announce that we are seeking a Regenerative Agriculture Lab (RAL) Coordinator to join our great team of individuals who are working together to support our Regenerative Agriculture Lab (RAL).
Talking Circle: Niitsitapi Kaakiisin & Agriculture
Join us for a special Talking Circle event as we gather to explore the intersection of Nitsitapi paatapiisini (Blackfoot ways of knowing) and agriculture. This day-long event is an opportunity to listen, share, and discuss how traditional knowledge and sustainable practices can work together to support resilient agriculture and land management within the Blackfoot Confederacy.
A Day in the Field – Crops, Cows & Carbon
Are you ready to enhance your farming practices with innovative solutions for feed and soil health? Join us on July 5th in Coalhurst, Alberta, for an engaging and informative field day filled with guest speakers, practical advice and plenty of networking opportunities.
Communications Coordinator
Are you a delight to speak with, thoughtful, flexible, and passionate about either Mokaksin (traditional Blackfoot knowledge), agriculture, community health and food security (or maybe it is all of the above)? Are you passionate about empowering Siksikaitsipoyi (Blackfoot people)? Do you believe in people and their ability to bring about positive change?
Project Coordinator – Siksikaitsitapi Agriculture Project
Are you a delight to speak with, thoughtful, flexible, and passionate about either Mokaksin (traditional Blackfoot knowledge), agriculture, community health and food security (or maybe it is all of the above)? Are you passionate about empowering Siksikaitsipoyi (Blackfoot people)? Do you believe in people and their ability to bring about positive change?
Project Manager – Siksikaitsitapi Agriculture Project
Are you a delight to speak with, thoughtful, flexible, and passionate about either Mokaksin (traditional Blackfoot knowledge), agriculture, community health and food security (or maybe it is all of the above)? Are you passionate about empowering Siksikaitsipoyi (Blackfoot people)? Do you believe in people and their ability to bring about positive change?
If you’ve answered yes to any of the above questions, we’d love to hear from you!
Project Manager – Regenerative Agriculture Lab
Are you a whirlwind of innovative thinking, a champion of change, and deeply passionate about regenerative agriculture? Does your spirit find joy in the idea of shaping the future of farming and rural development? Do you see the immense value in collective action and empowering communities to drive sustainable progress?
If you’re nodding along, we’ve got the perfect role for you!
EP 78 – Everybody Wins – SoR Part 10
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Our Stories of Regeneration tour concludes at Ottawa’s Just Food Community Farm, a 150-acre testament to sustainable, small-scale agriculture, including initiatives like Chi Garden and Urban Fresh Produce. Emphasizing agroecology and land stewardship, the farm champions local food sovereignty and transforms newcomers into farmers through its Start-up Farm Program. In our series finale, participants Chadwick Lewis and Sun Shan highlight the farm’s impact on sustainable agriculture and community regeneration.
EP 77 – Healthy Food, Healthy Environment – SoR Part 9
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Facing his daughter’s health issues, rancher Craig Cameron and his family turned to regenerative farming to grow the healthiest food possible for her. Craig, alongside his father-in-law Peter DenOudsten, shifted their traditional beef farm to a regenerative model. They now grow over 10 types of grass and clover, use less fertilizer, and produce some of the healthiest, most nutritious beef you can find.
