Native students at University of Oregon have a unique opportunity to learn filmmaking through Elderberry Wisdom Farm’s new collaboration.

Indigenous knowledge is now acknowledged as valuable in the recent White House Guidance for Federal Departments and Agencies.

Native farmers and ranchers gathered for IAC’s 35th annual conference in Las Vegas with the theme We Belong Here.

Our fall cohort of TEK interns will be making their final presentations on December 16. Come and join us!

Our four Native American interns are busy developing skills and capacities for running their own agricultural business. Learn more…

This story of healing is being used in our health and wellness training for young Native Americans.

Elderberry Wisdom Farm is hard at work building capacity for climate resilience. And you can help.

Martin High Bear, a Lakota Medicine Man, provided inspiration and guidance for the challenges we face today.

We will start training Native American students attending the University of Oregon in film and production, starting in the new year.

Our interns are growing native seed starts in our wonderful new greenhouse.

Thanks to our AmeriCorps volunteers, we now have a fully functioning 24’ x 48’ semi-gable greenhouse.

Culturally-tailored business support for Native Americans who want to start a business in agriculture, horticulture and habitat restoration.

We are working with University of Oregon to implement a program for mentoring Indigenous youth in transformational filmmaking.

We created Elderberry Wisdom Farm to help Native Americans address climate change through habitat restoration and sustainable agriculture.

We're launching our first Native microenterprise, Blue Elderberry Farm to produce elderberry syrup from native blue elderberry plants.

The final chapters of the biography of Martin High Bear are now under review by a traditional Lakota elder.

Special thanks to our Founding Donors who are responding to our appeal for support as sustaining donors.

Elderberry Wisdom Farm’s new 24’ x 28’ greenhouse will soon be completed and ready to house plants for our new Native Plant Nursery.

Elderberry Wisdom Farm has hired Jasmine Ackridge (Crow, Blackfeet) as our new youth member of our board of directors.

Elderberry Wisdom Farm is in the process of purchasing 17.6 acres of oak woodlands that will serve as our Native American Plant Nursery.