The Native America nonprofit corporation, Elderberry Wisdom Farm, was created to assist
Native Americans with conservation career pathway planning by integrating traditional
ecological knowledge with academic classroom education, experiential service-learning
activities and cultural and resilience awareness. Our culturally tailored learning model is
designed to train and mentor Native Americans and other interns to successfully pursue and
accomplish habitat restoration, native plant nursery development, urban forestry, organic
agriculture and related careers. Some of our interns are also continuing to pursue higher
education.

 

Our 501(c)(3) nonprofit is currently led by a leadership team of four staff members and
dedicated board of directors. We are continuing to accomplish several initiatives. The
Traditional Ecological Knowledge Workforce Development Project, The Native American
Urban Forestry Project, the Native Plant Nursery Development Project, the Martin High
Bear biography and Blue Elderberry Farm LLC. More information is available on our
Projects page at this website.

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