My life journey is rooted in hands-on experience and a deep reverence for Traditional Ecological Knowledge, cultivated through farming with the Kichwa in Ecuador, the Pehuenche in Chile, and the Zapotec in Mexico. My work includes teaching agroecology in Oaxaca, mentoring Mayan youth in traditional Mayan herbal medicine in the Yucatán, and teaching Regenerative Native Agriculture at Blackfeet Community College and in New Mexico. Most recently, I served as the Regenerative Agriculture Lead Instructor at the Center of Excellence for Regenerative Native Agriculture, a program of the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska. In this role, I provided technical assistance to Native and non-Native farmers and ranchers across 16,000 acres, co-designed culturally relevant agricultural curriculum, and co-led regional soil health workshops hosted by the Iowa Tribe, the Comanche Nation, and the Kiowa Tribe.

I hold a Master’s in Science Education from Montana State University, with a focus on the Science of Native Food Systems, and a Bachelor’s in Environmental Studies with a concentration in Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems. I am dedicated to helping farmers holistically and ecologically regenerate their lands.

Through my company, RegenerNative AG LLC, I provide consultations for farmers and homesteaders, offering recommendations on regenerative farm design and management to enhance the profitability and resilience of their farmland. Whether you have a small backyard garden or thousands of acres of farmland or ranch land, I am excited to work with you and assist you in reaching your goals! I am passionate about inspiring meaningful change, promoting food sovereignty, and advancing regenerative land stewardship!