Non-profit directors and campaign managers
When building a stakeholder map for a soil health advocacy campaign
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The Building Soil Health mind map template is a comprehensive 195-node resource designed for advocates, researchers, policymakers, and food system professionals. It maps key organizations, individuals, and initiatives across seven major sectors: Advocacy/Awareness, Non-Profits, Conservation, Food Systems, Academia/Research, Government/Policy, and For-Profit Companies. The template includes specific nodes such as 'Civil Eats', 'Marin Carbon Project', and 'Savory Institute', providing a structured overview of the soil health movement. This Building Soil Health template serves as a strategic reference for understanding the network of stakeholders driving regenerative agriculture and soil conservation.
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Academic researchers and grant writers
During the research phase of a grant proposal on regenerative agriculture
Conservation officers and land managers
When identifying potential partners for a soil conservation project
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Open and Explore Sector Branches
Launch the template in Xmind to navigate the seven major sectors and their associated organizations or initiatives.
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Customize Nodes and Regional Data
Select specific nodes to view details and add your own regional data or contact notes using the built-in editing features.
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Export and Share Strategic Insights
Save your customized soil health map as an image or PDF to share stakeholder insights with your professional network.
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The template contains 195 nodes organized into seven sectors: Advocacy/Awareness, Non-Profits, Conservation, Food Systems, Academia/Research, Government/Policy, and For-Profit Companies. It lists key organizations, individuals, and initiatives relevant to soil health.
Use the 'ADVOCACY/ AWARENESS' branch to identify potential funders, media partners, and authors. The node 'Civil Eats' and 'Kiss the Ground' are examples of media outlets you can engage for campaigns.
Yes, the .xmind file is fully editable. You can add new nodes, reorganize branches, and update contact information to tailor the map to your project or region.
The 'ACADEMIA/ RESEARCH' branch includes professors like 'Richard Teague, Texas A&M' and 'David Johnson, NM State', as well as institutes like 'Rodale Institute' and 'Marin Carbon Project'.
Yes, the 'INVESTORS' sub-branch under 'ADVOCACY/ AWARENESS' lists funders such as 'Ceres Trust' and 'Schmidt Family Foundation' that support soil health initiatives.
Companies like 'BN Ranch', 'Polyface Inc.', and 'Belcampo Meat Company' are included, showcasing business models that prioritize soil health and regenerative practices.
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