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:
Draw down 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, citizens, scientists, entrepreneurs, landscape designers, across Canada and beyond who are commited to a regenerative future.
– JOIN THE MOVEMENT –
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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.
– ABOUT US –
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Blog
Cover Crops 101
2021-06-08 17:56:04
Cover cropsSoil science
Cover cropping is an important pillar in regenerative agriculture. Planting them not only protects soil from erosion and helps...
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Diving deeper: What water can teach us
2021-03-17 09:03:54
Climate changeEventsSymposiumWater Cycles
What we learned at the 2021 Living Soils Symposium Last month, we held the 4th edition of our Living...
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Earth my body, water my blood: Accounting for nature
2021-01-11 13:51:46
Carbon SequestrationClimate changeEventsSymposiumWater Cycles
I was blown away when I came across this beautiful map of our continent, defined only by its watersheds....
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Events
2021-06-22
On the journey towards organic no-till field crop agriculture
Tune in to hear Chris Simeniuk from Kettle Ridge Organics and Sébastien Angers from the Ferme de l’Odyssée share...
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