NMCEWL is a coalition of over 40 organizations working together to address the challenges facing those working to enhance the health and productivity of New Mexico working lands. Our structure consists of a steering committee who oversees the scope of the coalition and coordinates efforts with each of our working groups so that we can more effectively focus on the ways in which we can work together on key issues and programs to maximize the resources we have in New Mexico to improve our soil health, biodiversity, water, and rural businesses and communities.
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steering committee
The Steering Committee is the leadership and management team for the whole coalition. Committee members are self-selected and volunteer develop the governance of the coalition as well as set strategic objectives. They also work to expand and enhance the resilience and effectiveness of the coalition.
Coordinator: Ann Adams Holistic Management International Lawrence Gallegos Western Landowners Alliance Isabelle Jenniches NM Healthy Soils Working Group Julie Maitland New Mexico Department of Agriculture Marshal Wilson New Mexico Department of Agriculture Katie Mechenbeir New Mexico Department of Agriculture Bryan Crawford-Garrett Thornburg Foundation Debbie Hughes NM Association of Conservation Districts Gail Armstrong NM House of Representatives Delane Attcity Indian Nations Conservation Alliance Megan Boatright New Mexico State Land Office Lesli Allison Western Landowners Alliance Sarah Wentzel-Fisher Quivira Coalition Emigdio Ballon Pueblo of Tesuque Farm Gus Holm Vermejo Park Ranch Denise Miller New Mexico Farmers' Marketing Association Jeff Goebel Community Consensus Institute advisory council
Advisory Council members of the coalition agree to serve as a resource to the coalition by being listed on the coalition’s website and providing feedback through the coalition’s annual summit or through requests by coalition members or their constituents.
Bruce Milne UNM Sustainability Studies Program Sean Ludden Cuidad Soil and Water Conservation District Denise Miller NM Farmers Market Association Melanie Gisler Institute for Applied Ecology Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful,
committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has." - Margaret Mead |
our partners
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Before and after regenerative practices were applied.
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