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Building Bridges for Regeneration

2024-08-31 00:02:42
Written by Ananda Fitzsimmons

Climate changeCover cropsFood systemsgrazingintercroppingLivestockNo-tillRegenerative Farm Mapseedsoil
Régénération Canada was spawned from a global movement. In 2017, our founder, Gabrielle Bastien, organized the first Living Soils Symposium to bring the burgeoning international regenerative movement home to Canada. Since then,...
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Of Pumpkins and Dreams: The Regenerative Odyssey of Sébastien Angers

2024-07-23 00:30:13
Written by Sara Maranda-Gauvin

BiodiversityFood systemsNo-tillseedsoil
Regenerative agriculture continues to gain ground in Quebec, offering a promising solution to environmental and climate challenges. At the heart of this movement, Ste-Monique farmer Sébastien Angers stands out as an innovative...
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The Peat Moss Problem: 6 Renewable Alternatives to Protect Ecosystems

2024-05-31 23:53:37
Written by Paige Fehr

Carbon SequestrationClimate changeCompostEcosystemsFood systemsseedsoilSoil sciencewetlands
Peat moss has been the staple soil amendment for home gardeners, commercial nurseries and growers since the mid-20th century. However, in recent years, it has come to light how detrimental widespread reliance...
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Regeneration Canada's main office is located on unceded Indigenous lands. The Kanien’kehá:ka are recognized as the custodians of these lands and waters. Tiohtiá:ke/Montreal is known as a historic gathering place for many Indigenous peoples. 

Regeneration Canada is committed to taking action to regenerate land and water while acknowledging and respecting Indigenous knowledge that ensures thriving for all beings.

We are dedicated to continuously educating ourselves and the communities we serve about the true history of this place.