Here's a beautiful story of a Regenerative Hero to start your week. Please take a little time from your day to watch this wonderful short film about the humble and inspiring Chinese-American regenerative farmer Yadi Wang. This story was originally shared by Kiss The Ground and tells Yadi’s story “as he fulfills the seemingly impossible mission to transform a degraded cotton farm into the first large-scale, regenerative farm in one of the hottest and driest climates in the country, Arizona.”
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Curious to know more about Land to Market, what it’s about and how it came to be ? Watch this !
👀 Watch this →→→ https://lnkd.in/eXvsukiv. Our Co-CEO, Chris Kerston, recently joined Taylor Collins, Co-Founder of EPIC Provisions and Force of Nature Meats, for a captivating discussion. Chris discusses how through his work at the Savory Institute, he found himself in a unique position between regenerative land stewards and consumer brands looking to source higher attribute products. This led Chris to launch Land to Market, the world's first and only verified regenerative program founded upon outcomes and empirical data that supports actual improvements on the land. This episode chronicles his amazing perspectives and learned experiences as he continues to drive large-scale regeneration. Have a listen or watch the interview and let us know what you think here in the comments! #RegenerativeAgriculture #Grasslands #LandtoMarket #EarthMonth
Where Hope Grows: THE INTEGRITY OF REGENERATION
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Introduction to #regenerative culture by Paul Hawken. "It can only happen, It's only possible if we become regenerative cultural farmers in that we plant seeds of understanding in everything we do and wherever we go, and that we restore and regenerate life on earth. It's the only way." https://lnkd.in/gv3z254E
Regeneration Can Restore a Broken World | Paul Hawken | TED
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Behavioural Science Consultant | Content Writer | Using behavioural science to accelerate the sustainability transition
If you do one thing today, watch Erik Thulin's Bescy Environment Group talk on 'Beyond Nudge'. 🙌 He demonstrates how it's possible to use behavioural science to achieve huge social change in two very tough behavioural challenges to restore the environment and protect people's livelihoods. He says: "We need a complete behavioural science informed toolkit for addressing environmental challenges." "That toolkit does include nudges, but when you want transformative change where people are changing things that deeply matter to their livelihoods, it requires more intensive and complex styles of behaviour change interventions." 🌿 #behavioralscience #environment #behaviouralscience #behaviourchange Rare
If you missed Erik Thulin 's talk on 'Beyond Nudge' looking at how we can use behavioural science to solve environmental challenges in communities, here are our key takeaways! 🔔 Have you ever tried to convince people in your community to adopt a more sustainable lifestyle? 🌎 Even if you won a few people over, you probably found it hard. 😩 So how should we go about shifting an entire community to adopt a new and complex set of behaviours that benefit the environment? 🏞 Erik Thulin’s answer is to think way beyond nudge and to implement layered behaviour change intervention strategies like the ‘social snowball’ to encourage farming communities to adopt climate smart agriculture or a co-ordinated norm shift to sustainable fishing among coastal communities. 👫 The Social Snowball - Ease early adoption among those willing to give new methods or technology a go - Social proof - leverage dynamic social norms and get the early majority on board - Social pressure - target laggards so that communities are able to capture the collective benefits of the new approaches 🚦 The Co-ordinated Norm Shift - Generate collective demand: make the entire community collectively aware of the benefits of change so change individuals want the change but crucially know that all others in their community do too. - Coordinate the shift: for success, every single individual needs to simultaneously start doing the new sustainable behaviours to avoid free rider problems. Rare achieved this with pledges by each member of the community - Strengthen the norm using monitoring and measures to make it easy to verify if a member of the community has cheated. 🛠 Erik believes we need a complete behavioural science informed toolkit for addressing environmental challenges. That toolkit does include nudges, but when you want transformative change where people are changing things that deeply matter to their livelihoods, it requires more intensive and complex styles of behaviour change interventions. If you want to learn more, you can watch his talk here and follow Erik and Rare’s work. https://lnkd.in/ehJrSYTC To watch more talks like this, keep an eye on our page and subscribe to our youtube channel! 😃 #environment #fishing #regenerativeagriculture #behavioralscience #climatechange #beyondnudge
Erik Thulin at Rare for Bescy Environment Hub 23rd April 2024
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Paul Hawken in his latest talk says home truths defining the change we need, "I have come to see the BigAg and Big Food as the Fossil Food Industry" "Regeneration is this non-stop mode of life". 😂- Thankful such folks existed in our times. Felipe Villela Christian Fu Müller Komal Jaiswal Venky Ramachandran Madhur Bhatnagar Marianne Wyne Leah V Gibbons, PhD Jenny Andersson Kanna Siripurapu Suhail Bagdadi #regeneration #lifesolutions #regenerativeagriculture#regenerativefarming https://lnkd.in/d-8mDS65
Regeneration Can Restore a Broken World | Paul Hawken | TED
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"Appalachia stands today as a region known for its abundant natural resources, stunning landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. As we strive to combat climate change, our vision for Appalachia encompasses a future where these defining characteristics are harnessed to drive sustainable and equitable growth for generations to come." Program Associate, Nicole Marchese, details the research conducted by Cara Steinberg and Louis Tierno to uncover the actionable steps needed to be taken in the region for strong, sustainable development. In this most recent blog post, she further expands on four critical aspects of the region: Manufacturing/Business Attributes, Workforce, Damaged Lands, and Funding. What is encompassed in these categories, and what significance will they hold in the future? Intrigued? Find the entire article here: https://lnkd.in/erKM5_vY
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In this episode, Ness Radich discusses the incredible work of The Learning Environment, a regenerative farm and 'living campus' in Whanganui: https://lnkd.in/dvY8Pq9T
Heal the Land, Heal Ourselves with Ness Radich (The Learning Environment)
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The insurance industry has a real and compelling opportunity to help communities model - in real time - the positive risk mitigating impacts of restoration/conservation projects like this. Better and faster community centered risk modeling that captures financial benefits of risk mitigating projects more quickly and comprehensively will enable conservation leaders like Alison Bowden and The Nature Conservancy to accelerate their great work. It helps city planners to plan and prioritize. It also enables more affordable and accessible insurance for individuals and enterprises in the communities and more and better business for the insurance industry. It's all connected. Investing in nature is investing in communities, people and the economy as a whole. The insurance industry has a unique role in helping all stakeholders better understand the complex and cascading benefits of projects like this.
Did you know the 40-mile National Wild and Scenic Taunton River is the longest, undammed, coastal river in New England? Dam removals, like the High Street Dam seen here, are transforming the ecosystem! We're improving habitat and fish passage all the way from Narragansett Bay to the headwaters at Lake Nippenicket to help migratory fish populations will thrive. Alison Bowden, director of science and strategy, explains a little about the project, which started on Monday.
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