We restore degraded farmland through agroecology, soil regeneration, and native reforestation. Our goal is to bring biodiversity back to areas that have been depleted and make the land productive again in sustainable ways.

Using natural and reclaimed materials, we renovate abandoned buildings into livable eco-homes and community spaces. By combining heritage preservation with modern ecological design, we breathe new life into old structures.

We’re piloting a cooperative housing and resource-sharing model where residents co-own and co-manage spaces. This reduces costs, strengthens community bonds, and creates a blueprint for sustainable rural living.

Wellness is central to regeneration. Our programs include yoga, movement, meditation, breathwork, and nutrition practices that connect people with body, mind, and the land around them.

We create an environment for small-scale producers and pilot micro-economies: from organic food growing to functional chocolate and craft products. These initiatives provide income for locals and promote healthy, sustainable consumption.

Through workshops, artist residencies, and cultural exchanges, we create spaces for learning and creativity. Knowledge-sharing ensures that skills in ecology, crafts, and sustainability spread across communities.