We are about to do something amazing!
We are about to do something amazing!
Everyone scoffed. Many said it couldn't be done...
...There are billions of reasons why it must be done; you're one of them.
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It was founded in 2024 to unite a community of like-minded people who will use their skills and talents to combat climate change using regenerative agriculture. Our mission is to provide a research center, outreach, and education. The aim is to increase water efficiency and conservation by building small check dams, and swales, and will continue with microbial soil regeneration methods. Jackson’s campus is in the desert, and it's challenging.
It's as dry as a bone and gets incredibly hot. The location is surrounded by predators like bears, mountain lions, and small but highly poisonous creatures like rattlesnakes and Bark scorpions. Most would say that the odds are against us or that what we are trying to do is impossible, but we're here to restore balance or die trying. We hope you enjoy watching the transformation. If you would like to buy me a coffee, click here.
Happening now
Programs like ours have been implemented all over the planet with excellent results, reversing damage in some of the harshest and driest places imaginable. Places once thought of as dead have been resurrected.
Their progress is a testament to what we can achieve together. We invite you to watch and be a part of our journey. Visit us, participate, and contribute your ingenuity and ideas. Our campus is a living lab, and your involvement could help us reach our goals faster. Like and subscribe to our YouTube channel, and witness as we transform the region. Spread the word...
We also have an Amazon Wish List if you would like to contribute.
Volunteer and join our mission
Our mission is to reverse over a century of damage and give Mother Nature the helping hand she deserves. But we're not just planting trees and building check dams. We're using innovative water retention designs and ingenious hacks to tap into the earth's biology and chemistry, making our approach unique.
The damage is evident, but knowing the symptoms allows us to diagnose, treat, and regenerate the soil in targeted ways. Our starting point is microscopic, and we gradually build up to larger plants, shrubs, and trees. With any luck, keystone species will move back into our region.
On Netflix: Highly recomend the documentary "Kiss the Ground"
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