Kateri is on a mission to unlock the potential of the world's rangelands. More than 25% of Earth's land is used for raising livestock, yet less than 1% of carbon credits are from soil carbon sequestration. Our product benefits ranchers in rural communities, improves soil health and animal outcomes, and can scale to make a material impact on climate change.
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NatGLC is pleased to share that Pacific Pastures Bus Tour participants are eligible for the Rancher Resilience Grant through the National Cattlemen's Beef Association. This non-competitive grant opportunity will cover the majority of the costs associated with our event and will be received as a reimbursement after attending. To learn more about eligibility, visit: https://lnkd.in/gXCeTwBN Register for the tour at: https://lnkd.in/g3HCjjMt
Good grazing is both a science and an art. We count ourselves lucky to work alongside so many great range scientists and practitioners. We just returned from an inspiring week at Society For Range Management in Spokane. Thankful for all the continued conversation and support of folks in the field. Ryan Dierking EarthOptics Anna Clare Monlezun, PhD Billy Cook Kenny D. Tip Hudson Delane Atcitty Reid Hensen Jody Bickel Caroline Wade Maggie Hanna Jim Howell Megan Machmuller
To all of our science partners! Join us and the team Funga for our CDR Happy Hour tomorrow at AGU. Details in the link below #AGU24
Attending AGU or in the DC area? Join us for our CDR Happy Hour, cohosted with Kateri, on December 12! This event is free but space is limited so please RSVP at the link below if you plan to attend. #AGU24 https://lnkd.in/g2Sn5RxW
Kateri is excited to announce our partnership with National Audubon Society to advance the regeneration of key bird habitats and soil health across the United States. Kateri recognizes the importance of a holistic approach that factors in wildlife, plant communities, and microbes in a robust ecosystem. Audubon has been leading the way for over 100 years. We'll be partnering with their Audubon Conservation Ranching program to support ranchers in their transition to regenerative grazing by providing soil sampling, in-field technology, and 1-on-1 in-person expert advisors. Ranchers who are enrolled in both programs will receive bonus payments on top of our standard carbon program as a way to further accelerate this critical work. You can read more about it here: https://lnkd.in/gqyDk43p https://lnkd.in/geR-FEQM
Our colleague Marshall Whorley will be representing us at the Trust in Beef event next week in North Dakota. Come join us to learn more about regenerative agriculture and the benefits of combining a carbon program into your regenerative operations
In less than a week, we are coming to NORTH DAKOTA for the 2024 Sustainable Ranchers Tour! It's not too late to register ???? trustinbeef.com #TrustInBeef ?#SustainableRanchersTour https://loom.ly/aUYirQo
Kateri is hiring! Reach out to Tyler KepTrine to learn more about an exciting role at the intersection of software, climate, and land management.
Kateri is #hiring a software engineer! If you're an experienced SWE looking for challenging work with demonstrable impact, look no further.
Kateri is excited to be a lead sponsor of the Western Sustainability Exchange's Expanding Markets Conference in September. The carbon markets have been evolving rapidly - educating ranchers and the community is critical to ensure everyone can work with a program that meets their goals and operations. Stop by our booth or reach out to our team who will be speaking on the carbon panel!
Witness firsthand the top 5 grassland carbon companies simultaneously in the spotlight at the upcoming Expanding Markets Conference! Don't miss this historic occasion to compare Agoro, Cultivo, Grassroots Carbon, Kateri, and Native programs. What inquiries would you pose to these industry leaders if provided with the opportunity to ask each company 10 questions? We are eager to hear from you! This is your chance to acquire direct insights and make informed decisions aligning with your operational objectives by evaluating carbon companies on a level playing field. When you register for either in-person or online attendance at the conference, please submit your questions according to the instructions outlined in the confirmation email. There is limited availability for in-person tickets, so grab your spot today! Looking forward to seeing you September 24th & 25th in Billings, Montana! https://lnkd.in/gEdqfUhz
Preserving and regenerating grasslands requires all hands on deck. Kateri partners across the spectrum including ranchers, technology providers, and local conservation orgs. Land Trusts are a fundamental stalwart in the fight to preserve these ecosystems. Kateri is excited to support Texas Agricultural Land Trust (TALT), a true leader in this space that helps drive conservation across a vast array of ecologies in Texas. Chad Ellis Read more about their work: https://lnkd.in/dc8UkYAZ
Kateri is honored to be selected as a carbon and regenerative ranching partner for the Trust In Beef program. Carbon markets and regenerative agriculture are complex topics. Trust in Beef recognizes how critical it is to create resources and education for both ranchers and consumers to understand how livestock can benefit soils, native grasses, and the water cycle. We're excited to be a part of their $40M+ Climate Smart Commodities grant and look forward to bringing more opportunities to American land stewards. We'll be providing an in depth look at the carbon markets and also demonstrating some of the in-field technologies that we provide for ranchers with our partner ranch and legendary seed stock Jorgensen Land & Cattle in August. Make sure to sign up! You can learn more at: https://lnkd.in/eR9b9NbG Farm Journal Merck Animal Health vence corp
Bringing together communities and creating opportunities for on-going learning is fundamental to improving our rangelands. This week we had an opportunity to host conservationists, technologists, and ranchers across the Pacific Northwest at our event in Wenatchee, Washington. We had over 125 folks join us to learn about virtual fencing from the vence corp team, grazing insights from Alejandro Carrillo, and even a visit to the Wild Horse site to see regenerative grazing in action. The views of Mt Rainier weren't bad! This event wouldn't have been possible without the support of Conservation Northwest and the many Land Trusts and Conservation Districts that joined us. We're always on the look out to host more events - if your ranching community could benefit by bringing together educators, ranchers, and conservationists, reach out to our team!