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Posted in March

Four years ago, we published Regenerative Enterprise: Optimizing for Multi-Capital Abundance. In honor...

Posted in February

Watch this excellent video on Impact Investing, with practical examples of the Seven...

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Posted in November

In October 2016, pioneering  thought leader Carol Sanford kicked off the inaugural Regenerative...

Posted in October

In September 2016, at the Social Capital Markets Conference (SOCAP16), regenerative consultant Carol...

Posted in September

We are now Regenterprise, a portmanteau of Regenerative Enterprise. In our book, we...

Babushka Dolls

Posted in August

by Carol Sanford It is clear to most of the folks I talk...

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Posted in August

by Carol Sanford A current, prevailing worldview is that everything and everyone can...

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Posted in August

by Carol Sanford It’s Not about Better Problem Solving! This is the third...

RegenBusinessSummit

Posted in July

The Regenerative Business Summit will bring together a highly curated, invitation-only set of business...

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  • by Ethan Soloviev
    By Ethan SolovievWith the Regenerative Economy CollaborativeI have previously documented the funds that explicitly state they are investing in regenerative agriculture (here and here). But is their approach to investing in and of itself regenerative?Consider the following conceptual framework, which describes the Four Levels of Paradigm that underlie (usually unconsciously) the thinking and actions of […]
  • by Ethan Soloviev
    Welcome to the first graphical map of the Regenerative Agriculture Industry.Companies, investors, organizations, and farms are included in this map based on the following criteria:They explicitly use the term “Regenerative Agriculture” or “Regenerative Farming” in public-facing communications.Or they invest financial capital into an entity meeting Criteria 1.Hear Ethan & Koen discuss the map in the December […]
  • by Ethan Soloviev
    The brilliance of biodiversity: A red-fleshed apple variety (‘Alma-ata’) from the wild apple forests of Kazakhstan.Finally, biodiversity is having a moment.At the UN Climate Action Summit in September, Emmanuel Faber, CEO of Danone, announced the launch of the One Planet Business for Biodiversity (OP2B) coalition, stating, “We thought we could engineer the life that we needed […]
  • by Gregory Landua
    An overview of our the pioneering pilot in biodiversity and biocultural credits.This work is in partnership with Fundacion Pachamama, Regen Network Development PBC, Stoknes Futures, Pachamama Alliance and Amazon Sacred Headwaters AllianceSection 1: A Personal Journey into the Heart of the AmazonThe Urgency of Our QuestA New Approach to ConservationSection 2: A Critical Reflection on the State […]
  • by Gregory Landua
    What’s in a name?Many people ask why Regen Network has chosen to use the term “Ecocredit”. Doesn’t the use of the word “Credit” bring negative connotations of carbon cowboys, failed markets, and fraudulent claims? “they ask”. Why yes, it brings all of those things.This blog will give an overview of the etymology of the term ecocredits, this […]
  • by Gregory Landua
    The Role of Emerging Technologies for Indigenous Peoples and Land Steward Community (IPLC) Engagement with Biodiversity Credit MarketsPros, Cons, and Downstream EffectsIn the confluence of emerging technologies and the ancient rhythms of ecological stewardship, we find a potent catalyst for change. For Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IPLCs), this era represents a unique intersection where the […]
  • by Lauren Dunteman
    Using collaboration and community-centered design to evolve open-source technology for agricultural impact monitoringWritten by Lauren Dunteman. Edited by Tim Tensen and our partners at OpenTEAM.“It’s not the cow, it’s the how ‘’ is a catchy phrase that I caught onto in grad school which speaks to the important impact that our management decisions have on […]
  • by Mari Stuart
    ESG requirements keep us all on our toes.Imagine getting ready to run a marathon. You’ve trained for months, you’ve built your stamina, you’ve consulted all the resources for successful marathon-running. You’re ready to start. But at the start of the marathon, the organizers suddenly announce that a) the route may change as you’re running, b) you’ll […]
  • by Michael B. Commons
    Regeneration by another nameMy journey with regenerative agriculture has had many beginnings, but today I’ll begin with the farmer in Yasothorn, Thailand who showed me “the supermarket behind his home”. Our time together was relaxing and simple: we caught fish from one of his ponds, collected herbs and vegetables, and prepared what was the freshest meal […]