Thank you! Will fix it. 😉

I'm looking at the community at large to help with this project. Being able to secure and safeguard these genetics will take a load off my heart and brain. I appreciate any help!
Thank you for your support!
-Erin

All of these projects ultimately help conserve and promote genetic diversity in this critically endangered breed.

Take a look at the EB Ranch Farmstead website for all the details. Consider signing up to be a free or paid Farmstead member.

And secondly raising money to purchase up to three higher Tepper Line San Clemente Island goat does.

Some semen will be immediately available for breeders to use at a fair price. And some will be donated to the SCIG BA for long term storage and safe keeping.

Her carrying another critically endangered San Clemente Island goat to add to the dwindling population is far more important and appealing.

www.ebranchfarmstead.com/everyday-eb-...

Also, being active in my community has always been a "thing". It's become trickier to navigate in some ways. But I'll continue doing my damnedest to support the people in my rural community that I care about. Also! The Daily Yonder is another good publication that helps widen perspectives.

Yes. I have a personal story growing up rural and moving back to my pop. 240 hometown. I'm a farmer. My family and friends farm(ed). Things are complicated, but to me rural is diverse and stereotyped. Check out essays and books by Sarah Smarsh to better illustrate.