A family arrives on a piece of land with no one to tell them how to work it. They start moving across the landscape the best way they can think to—growing food here, moving animals there, tending to what seems to need tending. Some of what they do works...

Earlier this year, Goldman Sachs warned that disruptions at the Strait of Hormuz could spike global food prices by constraining the nitrogen fertilizer supply that industrial agriculture depends on to function. That warning is now reality. On February 28, the United States and Israel launched strikes on Iran. Iran retaliated...

There is a quiet arrogance embedded in the phrase "regenerative agriculture." It implies that regeneration is something we do—a practice we perform, an outcome we engineer. But regeneration is not a human achievement. Regeneration is what living systems do when we stop preventing it. A grassland is...

At first glance, placing Bitcoin into the treasuries of regenerative agriculture hubs seems like an unlikely pairing. One is a digital monetary network. The other is dirt — or more precisely, the living systems within dirt that make food, water, and breathable air possible. But spend time with both, and a...

There is a mismatch at the heart of environmental philanthropy that almost no one talks about. The organizations doing the most important land restoration work in the world — the ones rebuilding soil, re-hydrating watersheds, returning grasslands to life — operate on timescales measured in decades. The funding model that supports them...