We live in a time of polycrisis where climate disruption, ecological degradation, and social inequities intersect, challenging the very foundations of our food systems, economies, and communities.

 

Amidst these challenges, regenerative approaches offer pathways to transformational change. Rooted in centuries of Indigenous and traditional knowledge, these practices emphasize reciprocity, interconnectedness, and harmony with nature. They remind us that regeneration is not a novel concept but a return to time-honored ways of living that prioritize the health of the land, communities, and future generations.

 

We started the Regeneration Book Club to create an intentional space to explore regeneration in all its forms–nature, economics, business, agriculture, leadership, health, and more. This is an invitation to a journey into the wisdom of those who are inspired by the rhythms of nature and present opportunities to navigate the complexity of today differently. By exploring works grounded in regenerative systems, Indigenous knowledge, and agroecological practices, we aim to honor and learn from the knowledge systems that have sustained communities and ecosystems for generations. 

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This is a space for connection, reflection, and learning. We will offer facilitation questions and discussion space, and remain open to changes in structure and content. ​​This is a flexible, come-as-you-are space–join whenever it works for you. You are not required to read the entire content list before joining a session. For each session, we will offer at least two formats of content to explore regeneration in a new context. We will invite you to read, listen to, or watch before joining our conversation.