THE TRANSITION FROM EXTRACTIVE TO REGENERATIVE
We are increasingly recognizing that our economy, culture, and society need to be rethought, reinvented, and reshaped – in a word, regenerated. The goal of REGENERATE is precisely this: to advance the transition from an extractive to a regenerative economy, culture, and society.
Resource Extraction
Today, we live in a non-circular system where resources are taken from the ecosystem.
Ecological Imbalance
At the same time, we do not give back enough. The ecosystems are becoming increasingly weaker.
Regenerative Future
Our goal is to balance resource extraction by devoloping circular, regenerative systems.
What does REGENERATIVE mean?
We can experience regeneration firsthand through agriculture, forestry and water management:
Regenerative Agriculture
By maximizing photosynthesis, the soil is nourished. Examples of regenerative methods include minimizing soil disturbance, increasing plant diversity, maintaining year-round soil cover, and integrating animals.
Regenerative Forestry
Regenerative forestry follows the natural development process of forests: it starts with promoting weeds, grasses, and herbs, followed by shrubs and pioneer trees, ultimately creating healthy, long-lasting forests that provide full climate benefits.
Regenerative Water Management
By restoring wetlands and reintroducing rivers to their original courses, rainwater can be retained on the land, carbon can be sequestered, biodiversity can be promoted, and extreme flooding can be mitigated.
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