My family has this land that's been passed down and we all have different ideas about what to do with it - some want to farm it seriously, others want to keep it wild, and we can't seem to have a conversation about it without someone getting defensive. Every family gathering now has this underlying tension about 'the land question' and we're stuck between honoring the past and figuring out what makes sense for our lives now.
More people experience this than they realize.
Competing visions of land stewardship have become proxies for deeper questions about family identity and belonging.
“Where Are You with Food growing and connection to land?”
If this sounds familiar, the Library can help you find the bigger picture.