What is Climate Beneficial Wool? 

September 11, 2018

MALT promotes more sustainable practices and looking ahead to create more resilient family farms while protecting that land from further urban sprawl and development. The landowners are the real stewards that can have an impact; MALT offers guidance in many different capacities to our landowners; features Jim Jensen, a sixth-generation farmer and MALT’s Stewardship Project Manager.

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