Regenerative Food & Agriculture

Exploring how farms, farmers, and food systems are moving beyond "sustainable" toward practices that actively restore soil, biodiversity, and farmer livelihoods.

Overview

Industrial agriculture is responsible for ~25% of global emissions, widespread soil degradation, and biodiversity collapse — while 2 billion people still face food insecurity. We need to grow more food with less harm, but "regenerative agriculture" means different things to different people. Can farms rebuild soil health while staying economically viable? How do you finance the transition? And what happens when regenerative practices meet global supply chains, certifications, and commodity markets?

By the numbers:

A Tanzania safari is like no other. Here you can see The Big 5, witness The Great Migration, visit Serengeti National Park and combine your safari with some beach time on Zanzibar; and that's just for starters! There are countless places to go, sights to see and properties to
choose from.

When choosing a Tanzania safari, you may consider experiencing the famous Northern circuit, home to the Serengeti and Great Migration. The Southern circuit, known for its walking and boat activities, or the wilder Western circuit, home to Tanzania's chimpanzees!

Our take — solutions to explore:

Alternative inputs

Biochar, biofertilizers, biopesticides, and the startups rethinking what goes into soil

Alternative inputs

Biochar, biofertilizers, biopesticides, and the startups rethinking what goes into soil

Supply chain innovation

Traceability, farmer financing, and direct-to-consumer models that shift power dynamics

Supply chain innovation

Traceability, farmer financing, and direct-to-consumer models that shift power dynamics

Regenerative at scale

What works on 2-hectare farms vs. 200-hectare operations, and the economics of transition

Regenerative at scale

What works on 2-hectare farms vs. 200-hectare operations, and the economics of transition

By the numbers:

Our take — solutions to explore:

Alternative inputs

Biochar, biofertilizers, biopesticides, and the startups rethinking what goes into soil

Supply chain innovation

Traceability, farmer financing, and direct-to-consumer models that shift power dynamics

Regenerative at scale

What works on 2-hectare farms vs. 200-hectare operations, and the economics of transition

On the Ground

Where this work is happening

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Mount Kilimanjaro

Ruaha’s National Park

Serengeti National Park

Interested to go beyond?

We're in early stages — exploring locations, connecting with people on the ground, and shaping what these learning journeys could look like. If this theme resonates with you, let us know. We'll reach out when we're planning a trip.