Making California a regenerative economy
Regenerative California is advancing a regenerative economy.
One that restores ecosystems, uplifts communities, and builds lasting resilience for people and planet.
Our Mission
Activate place-based, community-led solutions that tackle California’s pressing challenges, including natural disasters, growing inequality, and fragile food and housing systems.
Our Vision
Make California a regenerative economy.
If anyone can, California can.
California is the world’s fourth largest economy. A powerhouse of innovation that leads the world in environmental, social and economic progress. If ever there was a place to demonstrate a regenerative economy is possible, it’s right here in California, right now.
Regenerative economies replenish and restore
Regenerative economies rebuild and grow health, prosperity, resilience for all people and nature.
What We Do
Convene + Connect
to identify regional challenges and opportunities, and create shared understanding
Support + Enable
partners to advance regenerative initiatives and investments
Learn + Amplify
with stories of what works to inspire and engage others
Regenerative
Principles
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Living systems embrace complexity, resisting the temptation to over-simplify solutions
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The diversity of each region, community, individual and ecosystem enable its health
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The interdependent parts of a system shape the system and are shaped by it
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Planetary boundaries are non-negotiable and healthy ecosystems are the habitat for all economies
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Living systems evolve and change, in planned and unexpected ways
The power of partnerships
We work with diverse organizations in business, community, government, foundations and nonprofit sectors who:
believe a regenerative economy is possible
work to transcend silos
are invested in the region
commit to a multi-year strategy
see partnership as the way forward
Monterey County.
Our first pilot region.
We’re bringing people together across the food, housing, marine and tourism sectors to co-create a more regenerative economy.