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The unassuming title and presentation of this book belie a wealth of resources within. The opening chapters comprising an economic analysis on the loss of capital and income for rural areas in the United States over the past 100 years is deeply researched and clearly, and simply, presented. 

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Commencing with primer on blockchain: Bitcoin, Etherium, and emerging protocols; Josh Davila’s exploration departs from a place familiar to everyone in the regenerative field: how do we take today’s reality and see it differently. 

How can we harness alternate and emerging technologies to deliver...

Beyond agriculture, this book is a study in regenerative thinking that would be of value to anyone in the field, whether they are engaged in agriculture or not. It demonstrates a quality of analysis that could be applied across diverse fields. 

Author Mark Shepard begins this very practical book with...

The great virtue of this volume is that it departs from an evidence base of economic practice that has existed for hundreds of years or more around the world, while also being the subject of study by the author. Ruddick's exploration first of nature's patterns, and the flow of resources in the...

As in her earlier writings, Robin Wall Kimmerer challenges us to view the Earth not as a resource to be managed but as a partner in an ongoing exchange of gifts, where abundance is nurtured through flow and cycles of giving and receiving. This book is all about reciprocity and developing a “gift...

Drawing on her substantial work in leading organizations, facilitation, and her own transformation journey, Rampy grounds this book in diverse perspectives, scholarly work, her professional practice, and her own discovery journey. Growing up in rural America, she recalls how intimately connected to...

Not everyone will agree with every part of Greg Campbell's massive work that satisfies on so many levels: as a story, as a social critique, as a personal deep transformation journey, and as an eye-opening revelation of what it means to be within and part of an aboriginal culture. 

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A series of deeply explored cases studies that examine the political and social drivers marked by social injustice and separating people from the land and where they are healing and regenerating.

From the publisher's website: " In Healing Grounds, Liz Carlisle tells the stories of Indigenous, Black...

The Timeless Way of Building serves as a profound meditation on how patterns emerge through the subtle dance of simple elements, each nested within larger wholes, each speaking the unique language of place. Alexander's work shows how enduring solutions flow from understanding the deeper grammar of...

Capturing an impressive range of regenerative theory, practical challenges, and physical observations, in relation to life and building of housing (principally) in Croatia, this slim volume is worth reading for those familiar with regenerative design as well as for anyone contemplating building or...