Stewards of the Land by Anna Mia Davidson
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Oliva With Chicken, Frogsong Farm, Fir Island, WA

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John With Tractor At Dusk, Nature's Last Stand Farm, Carnation, WA

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Piere With Potatoes, Nature's Last Stand Farm, Carnation, WA

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Koa Lee and grandson Kong Lor, Carnation, WA

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Oliva In Tree House, Frogsong Farm Fir, Island WA

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Nate in Wheatfield, Frogsong Farm, Carnation, WA

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Julie With Wheelhoe, Growing Things farm, Carnation, WA

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Pumpkin Field, Nature's Last Stand Farm, Carnation, WA

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Blake In Chicken House, Growingthings Farm, Carnation, WA

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Tractor Potato Harvest, Nature's Last Stand, Carnation, WA

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Mike With Dog, Pilchuck Farm, Pilchuck, WA

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Sidhu Berry Farmers, Puyallup, WA

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Lettuce Harvest, Oxbow Farm, Duvall, WA

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John With Potatoes, Nature's Last STand, Carnation, WA

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Barn Tractors, Fir Island, WA

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Blake With Chickens, Growing Things Farm, Carnation, WA

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This photographic project is a portrait documentation of the resurgence of sustainable farmer's in the Pacific Northwest. The individuals that represent that movement are bright, passionate, inspiring and capture a connection to the earth. They are people who are part of a movement to farm responsibly despite obstacles to exist. Farming is a link we share with most nations on earth and is a bond that makes us more similar than different. It is now a crucial time in history where nations must look to alternative means of food production as an answer to environmental, social, and health issues. The amount of work and dedication to be a true steward of the land is humbling to witness. As a nation, and as an interconnected world our future depends on a new appreciation for local production and consumption, and we will need to embrace and cherish how it looks to be truley sustainable.

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