Kiss the Ground members are the grassroots stakeholders that stand with us in the regenerative movement.
Category / CLIMATE / FARMING / GARDENING / REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE / SCIENCE
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Compost vs. Fertilizer, What are the Differences?
As a global fertilizer shortage persists into the unforeseeable future, opportunities to try alternate methods of tending to crops and land emerge.
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It’s Time to Bring Back the Victory Garden
We think it’s time to bring victory gardens back. This time, it’s for the climate and in support of creating thriving local food systems.
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Where do trees come from?
Out of what does a tree grow? A seed? The soil? The answer may surprise you.
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Monegros, Cómo regenerar un desierto
Sergio Alierta and Manel Badía tell the story of how, despite a low budget, they were able to use planning and strategic design to turn an eroded estate – with no soil cover and considerable carcasses – into a grazing prairie.
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Launching RegenerateLA – Los Angeles’ New Strategy to Give Back to Mother Nature
RegenerateLA is a new program to reduce carbon in the atmosphere and sequester (store) it in the ground as compost.
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With Deep Gratitude
Like a diverse ecosystem, this moment is made possible from the collective hands, hearts and creative minds of each volunteer, staff member, advisor, funder, mentor, board member, student, friend, and family member.
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Our Commitments
Our vision comes from our heart. Earth is thriving because humanity is in balance with all living systems. Reverence and interconnection are the foundation of our relationship with nature. Our participation in ecosystem regeneration is restoring the health of soil, water, the atmosphere, and communities. Humans have embraced their role as caretakers of the planet and each other.
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Which model do you want your food to be produced from?
New original art illustrating the possibilities of regenerative agriculture.
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Recordando la historia ancestral de la regeneración del suelo
En este capítulo conversamos con Karen Rodríguez, guatemalteca, criada en California, quien luego de aprender y trabajar con distintos actores del mundo de la comida, se acercó profundamente a la naturaleza, comprendiendo la importancia del origen de los alimentos y del suelo. Aquí nos cuenta sobre sus ancestros y tradiciones, las crisis socioambientales, el rol de la mujer en el movimiento regenerativo y su trabajo en la ONG Kiss The Ground, entre muchas otras cosas. Sin duda una historia que puede regenerar el mundo.
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Regenerative Culture with Finian Makepeace at TEDxSantaCruz
Kiss the Ground’s Finian Makepeace shares his ‘ah-ha’ moment in the biggest common ground cause of our time and why we need to move beyond “sustainable think.”
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