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THE WORLD’S SOILS ARE UNDER THREAT.

12 million hectares of productive land become barren every year. This leads to:

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accelerated climate change
loss of productivity and food insecurity
desertification
reduced resilience to droughts and floods
mass migration and unrest
water pollution
loss of biodiversity
accelerated climate change
loss of productivity and food insecurity
desertification
reduced resilience to droughts and floods
mass migration and unrest
water pollution
loss of biodiversity

The good news is: we can regenerate soil

By regenerating soil health and its biology, we can:

Drawdown carbon and mitigate climate change
Support a more productive and just food system
Restore biodiversity
Enhance nutritional quality
Improve the water cycle
Increase resilience to droughts and floods
Revitalize local economies
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To spark the regenerative transition, we need to work

together

Regeneration Canada brings together farmers, consumers, scientists, entrepreneurs, landscape designers, across Canada and beyond who are commited to a regenerative future.

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We are spreading the

regenerative movement

in Canada

We strive to raise awareness, connect stakeholders and drive innovation in the field of regenerative land management.

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