Christina Trout
I an a regenerative storyteller, natural farming educator, and community publisher based in the Jemez Mountains of New Mexico. I am the creator of the Natural Being Framework and founder of Jemez Mountain Bloom, a regional magazine.
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Jemez Mountain Bloom Story, Soil, and Stewardship in the Jemez Bioregion Jemez Mountain Bloom is a community-led initiative that strengthens regenerative culture, ecological stewardship, and local participation throughout the Jemez Mountains watershed. Our work weaves together storytelling, natural farming education, watershed awareness, local food systems, and place-based gatherings to help communities reconnect with the living systems that sustain them. At the center of the project is a quarterly print and digital publication that documents local knowledge, highlights regenerative practices, and amplifies the voices of growers, educators, artists, water protectors, and community builders working throughout the region. The publication serves as a catalyst for a broader ecosystem of community engagement that includes educational events, demonstrations, workshops, local business partnerships, and collaborative projects focused on soil health, and food resilience.
Jemez Mountain Bloom Story, Soil, and Stewardship in the Jemez Bioregion Jemez Mountain Bloom is a community-led initiative that strengthens regenerative culture, ecological stewardship, and local participation throughout the Jemez Mountains watershed. Our work weaves together storytelling, natural farming education, watershed awareness, local food systems, and place-based gatherings to help communities reconnect with the living systems that sustain them. At the center of the project is a quarterly print and digital publication that documents local knowledge, highlights regenerative practices, and amplifies the voices of growers, educators, artists, water protectors, and community builders working throughout the region. The publication serves as a catalyst for a broader ecosystem of community engagement that includes educational events, demonstrations, workshops, local business partnerships, and collaborative projects focused on soil health, and food resilience.