Corn has a long legacy in this land as is a staple to the survival of Pueblo Communities. It is interwoven into all aspects of Pueblo life from birth to death, planting to harvesting.  Learn the importance of corn in Pueblo culture as we till and plant corn in our resilience garden and are joined by guest speaker Porter Swentzell, Santa Clara.

Log in and learn more about the summer solstice as we continue in our monthly Garden learning series. We will be joined by a special presentation on “Garden to Table” by Kai-T Bluesky, Cochiti Pueblo.

Log in and learn from youth who are actively participating in the IPCC’s Pueblo SEEDS Youth Program as we continue in our monthly garden learning series. Hear about their progress and learn more about traditional farming practices

Log in and learn from youth who are actively participating in the IPCC’s Pueblo SEEDS Youth Program as we continue in our monthly garden learning series. Hear about their progress and learn more about traditional farming practices

This month’s garden learning series will feature presentations and discussions about wild foraging. Foraging is a key part of sustenance for many indigenous communities and allows us to act as sustainable stewards of the lands we occupy. Learn about the benefits of integrating foraging into our

This month’s garden learning series will feature presentations and discussions on corn by IPCC’s Education team, including the connections between South American Indigenous Foods and Pueblo Indigenous Foods.

Join us for our last Seasons of Growth event of the year. Our theme is "Grandma's Kitchen," and we will celebrate our last learning series with Traditional Foods presentations and demonstrations.

During our third session, you will learn about different designs and materials, including those used for urban growing and adobe structures.  Presented by: IPCC, Dancing Butterfly Naturals, Flower Hill Institute, NMSU Indian Resources Development and CES-Pueblo Extension, the Pueblo of Jemez Natural Resources Department and Santa Ana Pueblo.

During our third session, you will learn about different designs and materials, including those used for urban growing and adobe structures.  Presented by: IPCC, Dancing Butterfly Naturals, Flower Hill Institute, NMSU Indian Resources Development and CES-Pueblo Extension, the Pueblo of Jemez Natural Resources Department and Santa Ana Pueblo.

Join us for our first virtual Seasons of Growth for 2022! We will be honoring Pueblo women in agriculture, as guest panelists discuss their experiences in growing and fostering traditional pueblo agriculture techniques