Our 2025 Annual Impact Report is here.
2025 was a year of deepening roots at Rainmaker Farm and beyond. We managed over 120 acres of no-till winter wheat, planted nearly 300 pollinator plants, completed 1.5 miles of perimeter fencing, and advanced our long-term soil research partnership with Oklahoma State University. We also took the stage at New York Climate Week, connecting our on-the-ground regenerative work with the broader movement toward decarbonization.
This report is an honest account of what we built, what we learned, and what we’re carrying into 2026.
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HIGHLIGHTED PROJECT Rainmaker Farm |
Rainmaker Farm is a conservation laboratory where no till, regenerative farming practices are refined for utilization at a larger scale. We are transforming conventional farming terrains into dynamic, regenerative hubs. Rainmaker Farm is about:
- Enriching the Soil: By enhancing its condition, we’re actively capturing carbon and combating climate change at the grassroots.
- Empowering the Community: We provide local job opportunities and hands-on educational experiences.
- Nurturing Nature: Our methods support and sustain wildlife habitats, merging productive agriculture with thriving ecosystems.
Join the Gulch Environmental Foundation in revitalizing agriculture for a sustainable tomorrow.
Educational Programs
The Gulch Environmental Foundation was founded to combat climate change through tangible actions. Our regenerative farm serves as a practical example of how carbon capture can be effectively implemented in agriculture. Our educational programs, designed for both kids and adults, prioritize understanding the urgent need to address climate change and the ways in which regenerative farming can make a difference. During our farm days, participants get a firsthand look at our efforts and learn about the broader environmental impact. Here, we’re not just farming; we’re taking active steps against global warming.
Join us to learn more and be a part of the solution.
Recent Events
Our founder, Angel Lance and Research Director, Aviva Rossi, Ph.D. were the Opening Speakers for the Oklahoma Association of Conservation Districts statewide annual meeting. You can view their presentation slide deck below, and a video recording will be available in a couple of weeks.