Paradigm shifts and why environmental solutions need to be iterative Biodiversity loss matters Biodiversity loss (also known as biospheric integrity) is the most transcended of the 9 planetary boundaries. In layman’s terms, of all the forms of environmental damage we cause as a species the most severe one is the extinction of other…

Regenerative agriculture is one of the more promising solutions to the environmental crisis, however there are still many obstacles farmers face when transitioning away from conventional farming Regenerative agriculture (or RegenAg) is a farming practice that leads to farmland and surrounding ecosystem regeneration. It is seen as adjacent to other…

And why this is the tipping point for us to work with nature — For the last few months, I have been spending some time working on regenerative farming projects, communities and courses, and soaking in as much knowledge on permaculture as I can. In the background I have been reflecting on how some of the frameworks that apply to regenerative agriculture or more…

And introduce the zen into climate solutions Like many of you, I have recently paid a lot of attention to climate change, especially after the IPCC report that clearly says we’ve been very naughty. My social media feeds are swarmed with alarmist posts, that can send me in a spiral…

Disclaimer — this thought piece is based on my experience, and I do not speak for anyone but myself here. The idea was to share an honest view from the inside of the industry. Happy to discuss further if you have complementary insight! So, you’re fresh, you’re ambitious, and you…

How condensed organic human behaviour leads to trends and makes the world go round I am obsessed with cities. This is not a mere result of my bizarre outlying mindset but rather also a consequence of a generational trend. …

Especially in these overwhelming times Disclaimer: I by no means stand on a moral high ground on happiness, and this is not a sanctimonious or self-righteous guide, yet just a will to share everyday struggles and learnings as a fellow millennial. So these are pretty fucked up times it seems…