The Soil Carbon Coalition is a nonprofit organization working to advance the practice, and spread awareness of the opportunity, of turning atmospheric carbon into water-holding, fertility-enhancing soil organic matter and humus. We are doing this by asking good questions: identifying the successes of local management and leadership via time-series monitoring, with some shared data, and growing local capacity to ask better questions, and for a shared and shareable intelligence on landscape function, so that land managers can take informed responsibility for soil health and the function of their watersheds.

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managingwholes.com Articles about managing wholes, 1996-present.

soilhealth.app a web app that supports locally driven, participatory projects that are learning to monitor and manage wholes such as watershed function, soil health, and local economics.