The Amazon Sacred Headwaters Alliance is a cooperative partnership with 30 Indigenous nations in Ecuador and Peru with a shared vision to permanently protect 86 million acres of bio-culturally diverse tropical rainforests in the headwaters of the mighty Amazon River, in the Napo, Pastaza, and Marañon River Basins. The Indigenous Led Alliance and its partners are seeking to protect our rainforest territories, united by the common understanding that we all belong to an interconnected web of rivers and forests, and that we are all kin. When we unite, we can better protect our lands and our rights.

El Puente facilitates access and benefit-sharing with Indigenous, Originary Peoples & Nations by making grants and investments into projects owned by, operated by, and supporting native communities & ecosystems, promoting biocultural preservation of ethnobotanical legacies, ecological restoration of endangered areas, environmental education & resilience programs.

FincaTierraS is bioregional hub in the Diamante Valley, Costa Rica in service to water and food security through supporting the local agrarian community. We model, train, measure, and develop transitional pathways to a regenerative future. Focusing on watersheds first, we serve our local bioregion and community to mitigate the effects of changing climates, displacement of humans, and lack of access to resources.

Flower Hill Institute is a Native-owned, community-directed nonprofit. Our objectives include preserving and enhancing cultural resources, preparing youth to inherit leadership, improving economic self-sufficiency, agriculture, food sovereignty and security, and improving outcomes to climate change. Our new and emerging projects include facilitating an Indigenous-led landback and rewilding project and developing financing solutions for income-agnostic Tribal housing.

From the degraded rainforests of Brazil to the arid landscapes of Morocco, communities of everyday people are picking up the tools needed to repair our broken ecosystems. And it's these local people, at over 60 vibrant communities around the world, who are best placed to create lasting, systemic change and are leading the charge toward sustainable restoration.

Ecotechnics thinks and acts of a planetary scale- integrating two complementary fields of study: the ‘ecology of technics’ and the ‘technics of ecology’. For nearly 50 years, the Institute of Ecotechnics has convened international conferences and workshops, as well as supported global demonstration projects, developing and applying innovative approaches to harmonizing technology and the global biosphere

Media for Change is working with storytelling educators internationally to enable individuals and organizations alike to become self sufficient in digital impact storytelling. Through its mentorship of storytellers, workshops, and the annual With Festival conference, Media for Change raises awareness of changemakers around the world and serves as a venue for aspiring media makers to get involved with building a better world trough their media projects.

Mongol Tribe’s pillars focus on co-operative development, regenerative land care practices, and education. Focus on learning programs and workforce development trainings for traditional ecological knowledge (TEK), silvopasture and traditional grazing practices, regenerative agroforestry and fire mitigation techniques, and holistic health & wellness.

The Okyeman Environment Foundation is a charitable organization dedicated to addressing the environmental issues in West Africa by building the public interest of biodiversity, while sponsoring and assisting organizations participating in environmental preservation. Okeyman Environment Foundation promotes, cultivates, sponsors, develops, and advances public education and participation of environmental and natural resource preservation and protection.

OSU Permaculture Design offers high quality online Permaculture education in introductory permaculture design, advanced permaculture, food forests, and permaculture water management, serving over 45,000 students. The program teaches whole-systems design approaches to developing sustainable human settlements and institutions and lays the foundation for a lifelong study and path in permaculture including horticulture and agriculture, regional planning, ecology, animal husbandry, technology, architecture and international development.

Reconnecting Northland is a purpose-led, non-profit organisation with a bold vision for Northland, New Zealand to become a flourishing tapestry of abundant and resilient ecosystems. Te Kete Hononga, our primary service delivery function, weaves together packages of support to help realise community-led initiatives, whilst also growing capability and resilience of the community. This is achieved by connecting and centralising services, resources, investment, knowledge and skills for the benefit of the many taiao/earthcare groups and collectives working to regenerate our region’s ecological and social fabrics.

Regenerosity envisions a world where communities thrive in healthy ecosystems supported by just and equitable flows of capital. We work towards our vision by partnering with, and flowing trust-based funds to community-based organizations that support thousands of indigenous and smallholder farmer communities around the world. Together, we co-develop programs deeply informed by the communities we benefit, at the intersection of food sovereignty, regenerative livelihoods, and ecological resilience.

Regenerate Cascadia's mission is to regenerate the Cascadia bioregion. Regenerate Cascadia supports regenerative projects, communities and organizers to reinforce work happening on the ground, grow bioregional governance; and celebrate our unique stories, autonomy, and context of place. Regenerate Cascadia is a program of the Department of Bioregion, a 501(c)3 organization dedicated to growing bioregions and bioregional movements around the world.

Revitalizing Desert Oases is project working to educate on regenerative strategies to reverse the impacts of drought and desertification in Algeria through purifying wastewaters and rainwater harvesting, while dimishing soil erosion through habitat rehabilitation and increasing soil health through biochar and other remediations.

Roots of Nature LTD is an organisation working at several levels in regeneration to support the development of a regenerative culture in the UK and beyond. We work at the grass roots level by training and supporting landowners to design and implement regenerative farming systems on their farms and estates using our ROOTED framework. We work at the organisational level by developing regenerative training programmes for food companies and supply chains. We work at the leadership level by applying regenerative leadership and design principles to our projects and and organisational operations and training in these concepts.

The Small Farms Research and Innovation Center (SFRIC) at N.C. A&T Cooperative Extension works to to better connect and resource small, beginning, diversified, and veteran farmers and ranchers (SBDVFRs) with public, private, and in-kind partners to grow regenerative understanding and behavior and economic and community infrastructures and relationships that grow health, resilience, and prosperity in perpetuity.

The Treeangle Foundation works with local foundations to reforest mountains with trees indigenous to each mountain and region. Treeangle Foundation funds, advises, and supports local partners in creating nature reserves in mountainous regions, restoring indigenous forests, measuring and monitoring impact, and engaging location communities through sustainability education.

UCI is a global institution headquartered in Costa Rica, founded in 1994 to educate leaders in sustainable development. In 2016, UCI reoriented its focus to implement regenerative development actively, becoming the first university in the world to prioritize this emerging field. Approved by the Costa Rican government, it operates as a non-profit organization. UCI pioneered virtual education in 1997 and has since become a leader in online learning with students from over 60 countries. UCI launched the Regenerate Costa Rica initiative and co-launched the Regenerative Communities Network in 2018. UCI has implemented hundreds of projects in over 40 countries across six continents.

"International consortium of partners working to develop a smart and regenerative community-led city project near Kyiv, Ukraine with a strong social purpose agenda. Vid Serstya Budova City is anchored by a commitment to high levels of wellbeing in all aspects of planning (physical, social, cultural, environmental, occupational, financial and spiritual) to ensure the wellbeing of individuals and the community as a whole. This project demonstrates the possibilities of long-term, future-oriented planning by using a trauma-informed, human-centred design approach to envision and build an urban environment that meets the needs of its residents, particularly in the aftermath of conflict and displacement.

WaterNow is a non-profit focused on integrated and culturally appropriate clean water and sanitation engineering solutions for indigenous communities and remote villages. With an extensive background in water purification, waste water systems, and rainwater catchment, spanning several decades, WaterNow has provided more than 100,000 people in over a dozen countries with water solutions and is dedicated to the global pursuit of clean water access. We firmly believe that clean water should be a fundamental right, not a luxury. We proudly provide innovative water solutions that benefit households, farms, villages, and future generations.