Michaela Haas’s profile of Shelterwood Collective in Yes! Magazine beautifully captures how the Shelterwood team is weaving once deemed disparate threads of land stewardship, cultural strategy, and social justice into a multi-faceted tapestry of community healing and climate impact.
Yes! magazine: healing the land and themselves
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El tecolote: The Shelterwood Collective: A queer, trans, and BIPOC-led healing and restoration land project
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