wildfarmers is a division of Stork Peterkin International; a 501c3 non profit
THE KNOWLEDGE OF OUR ANCESTORS RECONNECTING PEOPLE AND THE EARTH
Strengthening community through the restoration of habitat and wilderness
Our mission
Mission Statement
Mission Statement
Mission Statement
Our mission is to preserve, protect, and restore, native habitat and wildlife. To foster a deeper understanding of the connection and interaction necessary for the wellbeing and sustainability of the people, animals, and the planet...see more
Our History
Mission Statement
Mission Statement
After over a half a century of working with native plants and animals; wildfarmers was formed to answer a critical need for the re connection of people and wilderness, Thanks to the endless energy of volunteers, community members, advisors, mentors, onlookers, and the innate bond to the earth passed down to us through our family and our
After over a half a century of working with native plants and animals; wildfarmers was formed to answer a critical need for the re connection of people and wilderness, Thanks to the endless energy of volunteers, community members, advisors, mentors, onlookers, and the innate bond to the earth passed down to us through our family and our ancestors, we have grown steadily. and grown strong...see more
Engagement
Mission Statement
Engagement
Our members, volunteers, and collaborations, consistently provide the momentum that helps us affect change. Using data driven models and innovative ancient land management; we continue to engage larger and more diverse populations to make a long lasting difference to the planet and it's inhabitants as well as the problem of climate change.
Wetland/Pond Restoration
Wetlands are at a critical point. California has lost over 90% of it's wetlands. The Central Valley of California extending north to south for over 450 miles has harbored most of the biodiversity for over a millenia. By the 1970's the Central Valley had lost over 90% of it's wetlands to unsustainable agriculture and development. Since then the yearly losses of wetlands in the valley have greatly reduced the availability of wetlands.....see more
