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Learning from the Pioneers
Regenerative change is already happening – in farms, landscapes, and communities around the world.
In this section we share insights from people who are helping lead this transformation: farmers, scientists, practitioners, and thinkers working on regenerative agriculture and landscape restoration.
From the Bodensee region and beyond, these voices offer practical experience, new perspectives, and lessons from the field.
Projekt Manager Certification, Regenerate Forum
“Health Begins in the Soil – A Conversation About Soils, Microbes, and Our Future”
Video: Youtube
When Janosch Kreis started ten years ago with one hectare of land and ten sheep, it was a small experiment.
“Today, it has grown into a diverse business near Salem.”
Article: Article
Projekt Manager Certification, Regenerate Forum
“Health Begins in the Soil – A Conversation About Soils, Microbes, and Our Future”
Article: Article
Bestselling Author
“Regeneration is Key to Solving the Climate Crisis”
Transformational Thinker
“Returning to the Future”
Holistic
Pastoralist
“Reviving Pastoral Traditions in Kenya”
Writer & Conservationist
“Rewilding Nature with Strategy”
Regenerative Farmer
“Profitable with Regenerative Farming”
Economic Philosopher
“Reinventing Organizations”
Cosmic Engagement Officer
“Succesful With a Regenerative Supply Chain”
Greenbiz Worldchanger
“Regeneration as a Growth Strategy”
Social Impact Strategist
“Regenerative Revolution”
Social Impact Strategist
“Regenerative Revolution”
Regenerative Winemaker
“Regeneration in Viticulture”
Animal Ethics Lawyer
“Reassessing Animal Rights”
Organic Farming Consultant
“Redesigning a Farm Regeneratively”
Meet our REGENERATE Interview Host: Andrew Keen
The California based British filmmaker, writer and broadcaster hosts the internet’s most popular daily podcast book show and has interviewed many of the world’s leading thinkers and politicians including the French President Emmanuel Macron and the Californian Governor Gavin Newsom.
Not just a label – a path forward.
Regenerative farming takes time. This system is designed to recognise progress – not perfection.
For farmers, it provides structure, support and potential for additional income.
For buyers and consumers, it creates transparency, trust and a shared understanding of what regenerative really means.
And for the transition to succeed, we need both.
