Masters of Regeneration Podcast with Andre Leu
In this episode of Masters of Regeneration Radio Tomas Reyes speaks with Regeneration International International director Andre Leu.
Entries by Tomas Reyes
“The Re-Generation Festival” September 28 – 29, Murcia, Spain
The spark of a movement that celebrates our capacity to regenerate ourselves, our communities, our landscapes and our economies.
International Symposium in Johannesburg Will Highlight the Role of Soil as the Solution to Food Security and Climate Stability
The “4 per1000 Africa Symposium on Soil for Food Security and Climate” will be the first event in South Africa dedicated to communicating the message and strategy behind the “4 per 1000” Initiative.
Paul Hawken: Why We Need to Regenerate More Than Just Agriculture
Paul Hawken discusses the difference between climate change and global warming and how our food choices impact the environment, before sharing innovative solutions to tackling some of our world’s biggest problems.
Regeneration Guatemala Seeks to Transform Rural Guatemala Agriculture
Regeneration Guatemala’s mission is to rebuild the deteriorated social, ecological and economic systems in Guatemala by transforming the agricultural landscape through regenerative agriculture and land-use practices, with a focus on Poultry-Centered Regenerative system design.
Luego de la trilla, hay que cuidar el suelo para seguir
El buen manejo del barbecho incide de manera notable en la disponibilidad de agua para los cultivos, y existen claves que permiten mejorar las condiciones de humedad y logar buenos efectos en los rindes.
Science Writer Questions Magazine’s Support for Biotech Solution to Replace Pesticides
Yale Environment 360 ran an article on the use of gene editing, including the controversial RNA Interference (RNAi) technology, to develop biodegradable “vaccines” intended to protect crops from pathogens. Regeneration International founding member Judith Schwartz raised concerns about the article in this letter to the editors of Yale Environment 360.
Consumers Are Ready. Farmers Are Willing. The World Is Waiting.
Regenerative agriculture draws from millennia of traditional agricultural practices from around the world as well as over a century of applied research and development within the fields of organic farming, agroecology, agroforestry, permaculture, biodynamic agriculture, natural farming, keyline design, restoration ecology and holistic management.
Cocoa Farming: The Key to Reversing Deforestation in West Africa
Agroforestry, coupled with community-led cooperative models of organizing and farmer-to-farmer training, can quickly and effectively be scaled up and out to reverse deforestation and regenerate soil health in West Africa and other parts of the world.
Forest Gardening with Space and Place for Wild Elephants
In my vision of “Regeneration,” I believe we need to heal the divide between humans and non-humans, and that humans can be stewards of lush gardens that provide valuable yields for humans and food and habitat for other living beings.