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Cultivando con la Naturaleza Sources of synergy? Claire Rhodes, Ecoagriculture Partners

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Fragmentation of Vision & Effort "These blind men, every one honest in his contentions and certain of having the truth, formed schools and sects and factions..” Buddha (excerpt and picture from USGS 2003) Are we missing the big picture?

Carbon Rich Agroecosystems: Products & services for food, livelihoods, environ. benefits Air quality Vegetation protects and regulate watersheds Wild species & habitat protection Habitat for pollinators, natural pest enemies Soil formation & fertility Food, Feed, Fibre and Resilience for Local Livelihoods Cultural value

Challenge 1: Design carbon projects that build on and benefit local knowledge, plans & conditions

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Building on & learning from the expertise of grassroots communities

Challenge 2: Design carbon projects to leverage sustainable production systems Portfolio over time (village, household, landscape) Without carbon payments With carbon payments Assets (stocks) Natural capital (supporting current-future pdn) Infrastructure Social & market organization + + + +++ ++ ++ Income (flows) Subsistence production Wild product inputs or product sales Crop, livestock, tree product sales Carbon payments Other PES income + + + ++ ++ +++ ++ +

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Craig Benjamin gave this presentation to our community group - Sustainable Queen Anne (Seattle). Craig is a Master in Public Administration and has a Certificate of Environmental Management, both from the Evans School of Public Affairs, Univ. of Wash. Craig holds a B.A. in Public Policy from Washington & Lee Univ. Craig serves on the city of Seattle’s Neighborhood Plan Advisory Committee and Bicycle Advisory Board. He is employed by Cascade Land Conservancy in Seattle (2009).

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