Highly recommended, from one of the leading people in Ireland engaging in the #Rewilding revolution.
The island of Ireland could be a very interesting lab for regenerative change; ecological, economic, social, & cultural transformation.
Cc @DrDCWahl@ManchanMagan@regenesisgrp
Highly recommended, from one of the leading people in Ireland engaging in the #Rewilding revolution.
The island of Ireland could be a very interesting lab for regenerative change; ecological, economic, social, & cultural transformation.
Cc @DrDCWahl@ManchanMagan@regenesisgrp
The Regenerative Practitioner Series is the real deal - a six-month course on Zoom culminating, this year, in a three-day Intensive not far from us here at Les Amanins in the south of France. Warmly recommended. Enrolment closes 19 March. https://t.co/pgOSyAHDsC @regenesisgrp
Enrollment is now open (!) for The Regenerative Practitioner Series with a 3-day Intensive in the South of France. We'll be opening enrollment in mid-February for cohorts with Intensives in the UK and Hudson Valley NY. Enroll now or sign up to be notified: https://t.co/FGjeVIkYaw
Pretty much spot on if you want to innovate and when you are creating something new. Using a similar approach in developing #regenerative#NetZero#buildings.
My friend Bill Reed and the @regenesisgrp focus on nature's approach of #harmonizing rather than compromising. It works.
Enrolling now - our deep dive into regenerative practice, for practitioners in the Americas (with Intensive in Boston) and New Zealand (with Intensive in Auckland). Deadline March 31! https://t.co/rumllLItqL
@jim_rutt No.
A solid source that I rely on this subject by @regenesisgrp 👇
And @DrDCWahl’s insights on regenerative culture. I think you did a pod with him.
https://t.co/OGTrSHXIuV
Essential wisdom for anyone diving into regenerative development. Discovering Story of Place to tap into the potential of a particular place for a project from @regenesisgrp voices.
Thank you for taking the time and interest to watch.🙏🏻💚🌱🦋🌎
https://t.co/CuzP55fN3H…
Check out this episode of the SAP Podcast about sustainable placemaking and the Quigley Farm project! We're honored to have been part of the master planning team for Quigley Farm's innovative community with @regenesisgrp, led by @SERAarchitects. https://t.co/4mJOCk5Cer
A common question from business or public authorities we work with is 'where do we start?' when considering how to move towards regenerative culture and organsational design. There are simple ways to start that do not require £££ and that activate consciousness. A thread 1/5
I'm not big on right/wrong binaries but in every aspect of ecology, economy and cultural evolution, regenerative development happens if you seek to embrace complexity. Complexity is tough but not without joy in the work when the people on the path come together in solidarity.
Isabel Carlisle gives excellent overview of #Bioregional developments. An idea whose time has come? From Totnes to global network of Regenerative practitioners. She is based in Totnes, Devon & they are implementing the Doughnut there too, with @KateRaworth & @DoughnutEcon.
#SDG8
"We are reminded that water has agency, and our attempts at control actually make us more vulnerable." Beautiful piece by Erica Gies--excited to check out her book. 🌊🌊🌊
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