The Blackland Ranch

As the year comes to a close I can’t thank each of you enough for all the past, present and future support you have offered to the ranch! Whether it was booking a retreat, planting your feet on the earth as a visitor…

Many of you know the relentless effort Miss Lanita sowed into this land to make it the communal safe haven and retreat it is. What began as a 6-week apprenticeship has unfolded into a lifetime of stewardship for me. I am humbled to have the privilege to take The Blackland Ranch into 2024 alongside my family and the incredible BLR team!

Though things may be changing at the ranch, just know that at it’s core it remains the same: a retreat sanctuary prioritizing community and centering generational health and wealth— beginning with our connection to land!

Wishing each of you a gentle, revitalizing close to 2023! Be on the look out for programming and ranch updates in 2024.

With peace,
Khianna

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Ways to support The Blackland Ranch:
✨leave us a 5-star review on Facebook and Google. This directly increases exposure and allows us to make BLR sustainable for generations to come. If your experience has been anything less than 5-stars I invite you to reach out to me directly ([email protected]). I welcome opportunities for feedback and look forward to making adjustments, where possible, to better curate spaces where our guests, friends, and visitors feel honored, well and whole when they come see us!

✨Book a retreat with us or buy Louis’ Llama Beans directly on our site:
https://www.theblacklandranch.com

✨Share your story With a Friend! Blackland has changed the lives of SO many people. We are blessed that most of our guests come based on the referall of a friend. We do not take that trust lightly💕💕

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Ways to support and stay connected to Lanita Ellison-Sene:

✨Head over to IG and follow her new page, :
https://www.instagram.com/blrsenegal?igshid=NGVhN2U2NjQ0Yg==

She has many exciting offerings planned for 2024!!

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Get out. Black Colorado ranchers face domestic terrorism by local whites who they say are trying to steal their land A Black couple rebuilt their lives after losing everything in a hurricane. They never thought they’d be thrown into a fight for their ranch and possibly their lives in a predominantly white and hostile Colorado county.