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Agroforestry Coalition

We are a coalition of agroforestry leaders and practitioners working across sectors to dramatically increase the number of people growing food in diverse, tree-based farming systems in the United States.

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What is agroforestry?

Diversified farming and ranching systems that include trees and other perennial shrubs and crops.
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Recommendations for policymakers interested in removing barriers to agroforestry adoption.
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Meet the nonprofits, businesses, and academics coming together to scale-up agroforestry.
What We Do

Cultivating collaboration for lasting change

Agroforestry is a viable and essential solution to the climate, biodiversity, food security and economic challenges of our time. 
 

As a cross-sector coalition, we spark collaborations that yield lasting changes in agroforestry value chains and the regulatory environment. 

Together, we overcome barriers and create new pathways to the adoption of tree-based polyculture practices and products. 

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Working Groups

There are currently 8 active working groups in the agroforestry coalition. Each working group functions as a community of practice, where people with experience or interest in the topic areas connect, learn from each other, and spark collaborations that remove barriers to agroforestry adoption. To learn more or join a working group, please visit our contact page.

 

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Cultivating agriculture that works for the future.

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Coalition Members

Austin Unruh, Trees For Graziers, Pennsylvania

There’s a lot of public services that trees provide. It makes sense to invest in them, and we need a lot more resources to be able to do this much more broadly throughout the country.

Austin Unruh, Trees For Graziers, Pennsylvania

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Devon Brock-Montgomery, Savanna Institute, Wisconsin

This really has a national scale because the practices that we use upstream will move and will impact farmers, communities, and recreators hundreds of miles from where we are right now.

Devon Brock-Montgomery, Savanna Institute, Wisconsin

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