Voices of Future Generations 

Research Professors Dr. Mike Rechlin and Dr. Abby van den Berg explain how Future Generations University’s agroforestry research program got started, and why our focus on Regenerative Agriculture – in this case, tree syrup production – supports and strengthens the Social and Bioregional Economies of Appalachia.

Voices of Alumni

In recognition of World Education Day, we honor the extraordinary contributions of Future Generations University alumni to continued education.

January, 2025 | By Staff
Voices of Future Generations 

As the temperatures drop and the forests of West Virginia prepare for winter, a special season begins to unfold—maple syrup season.

, 2024 | By Staff
Voices of Future Generations 

How Future Generations University Influenced Jackson Sseryazi’s Mandela Washington Fellowship Journey”

, 2024 | By Staff
Voices of Future Generations 

What do sniffing dirt, sipping tea with donkeys, dyeing fabrics using plants have in common?

, 2024 | By Staff
Voices of Future Generations 

The Impact of Zerihun Lemma Damenu, Class of 2017

August, 2024 | By Staff
Voices of Future Generations 

Mongold’s Walnut Syrup Farm stays committed to sugaring practice and research in the wake of wildfires

July, 2024 | By Staff
Voices of Future Generations 

 

Future Generations University Professor & Director of Practice, mentor, and friend

, 2024 | By Staff
Voices of Future Generations 

 

Our graduates are the epitome of resilience, innovation, and community empowerment.

, 2024 | By Staff
Voices of Future Generations 

 

Can Appalachian tree syrup research help
maple syrup production in the Pacific
Northwest?

, 2024 | By Staff
Voices of Future Generations 

 

Vincent Abura’s Quest for Change
in Uganda’s Karamoja

, 2024 | By Staff

 

Mike Rechlin’s reflections on transitioning between maple season and preparations, encapsulating the essence of syrup making’s cyclical rhythm.

, 2024 | By Staff

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