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Sarah discusses the Penngove Grazing Project and how her sheep graze the neighborhood to reduce their fire fuel load and develop a climate resilient community (Image: Rosa Tuirán / China Dialogue)

Sarah facilitated the information event at Fitch Mountain, with the goal of providing community education and engaging Clint McKay & Peter Nelson to speek to a crowd of 60 people about the benefits of stewarding our fire ecosystems and the difference between cultural & prescribed burning on Wednesday, Aug. 4, 2021, at the Villa Chanticleer picnic area. (Paige Green)

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.. Enlisted the support of local consultant, Sarah Keiser, who specialized in sustainable land management and animal grazing practices. Sarah provided invaluable guidance, offering insights into optimal animal selection, grazing techniques, rotational strategies, and ecological considerations. Advised on the design and implementation of the program based on established best practices.

Delana Bradford Management Analyst II, City of Petaluma

Drew Halter, MPA Director of Parks & Recreation, City of Petaluma

Your unwavering commitment to empowering communities has not gone unnoticed, and we are continually inspired by your efforts. The work you do in creating sustainable and cost effective vegetation managment is vital in ensuring the long-term resilience of our community. It is through your leadership and expertise that we can mitigate the impacts of climate change, protect biodiversity, and create a more resilient landscape. Moreover, your advocacy for grazing cooperatives has had a profound impact on raising awareness among individuals, neighbors and communities. Through your eductional programs, community outreach, and initiatives, you have successfully turned the spotlight on the importance of learning to live with fire.

Gold Ridge RCD

After starting a community grazing cooperative with Sarah’s help, my property is now much better trimmed than it ever was with mowing. I get more pleasure from the land, I’ve fallen in love with the animals and I have deepened my relationships with a growing number of my neighbors.

Bo Laurent The Hunter Land Grazing Cooperative

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