Don Stuart is a former director for AFT's Pacific Northwest Regional Office and has also served as executive director for the Washington Association of Conservation Districts and executive director for Salmon for Washington, a nonprofit trade association. Stuart is the author of Barnyards and Birkenstocks: Why Farmers and Environmentalists Need Each Other.
"American Farmland Trust was at one time the only group that viewed
agriculture and the environment as two sides of the same coin.
AFT's enduring legacy is that traditional farm groups now embrace
conservation, and environmental groups now see farming as part of
the solution. Don Stuart shows how far we've come."--John Piotti,
President, American Farmland Trust
"AFT's focus on farmland, farming practices, and farmers is
essential. At stake is no less than our food and water security in
the face of dramatic, potentially catastrophic weather patterns. We
can and must rise to the occasion--as agriculture and its
transformation must be central to America's future. As it has for
forty-plus years now, the American Farmland Trust has an outsized
role to play in driving this transformation."--William K. Reilly,
former US EPA administrator and president of the World Wildlife
Fund; longtime AFT board member and past board chair
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