Teach Sustainable Gardening in Schools, Use Produce in Lunch Meals
This page will be updated soon. Applied Ethnobiology Sustainability Resources
Native Animals, & Organizations Involved in Their Restoration:
Below is a list of native animals which used to roam North America in much greater numbers prior to European settlement. Some have had their populations drastically reduced: if we do not do something to help their recovery they will become extinct. Each of the...
Teach Accurate, Non-Bias History in Schools
History textbooks int eh United States ought to be the most truthful possible. We must teach where we have been so we can move forward with wisdom and hindsight. Please view and order a copy of our new history textbook unlike any before: "U.S. and American...
Education Restoration:
Wild Willpower's Official Platform:"Upskilling Iowa"—Education PlanNew Classes and Programs for Public Schools By Sondra Wilson | Updated August 4, 2026 This Upskilling Iowa PDF includes a plan for new classes and learning programs, and this second PDF on: 1.)...
Sponsor Native Teachers to Train Wildharvesting Cooperatives
From 2013-2016 we developed Kern River Wildharvesting Cooperative as a model to teach how The Wild Living Skills Database & Smartphone App can be used to coordinate with Forest Officials in order to legally harvest all sorts of forest products in a way which:...
Swords to Plowshares Act (international policy)
Following successful implementation of Civilian Restoration Corps, the Swords to Plowshares Act will be implemented so that foreign nations may apply with the United States in order to have the same type of program customized and engineered to help their...
Ecological Restoration:
WHEREAS U.S. Citizens currently spend ~$30 billion per year to subsidize livestock & feed crop industries, which have generally had devastating effects on native ecosystems and waterways, become rife with animal abuse as a result of the commodification of animals,...
Remembering the Civilian Conservation Corps (“C.C.C.”)
Civilian Conservation Corps. ("C.C.C.") was a historic public work relief program accredited with having equipped more than 3 million men ages 18-25 with jobs which provided real-world skills that solved environmental problems, rebuilt (and...
