Regenerative Agriculture, Business, & Communities in Costa Rica.

Regeneration Nation CR's MISSION

We share stories, strategies, and insights from ecologically & socially beneficial projects, in Costa Rica. These stories provide businesses and landowners everywhere access to unique ideas for how they, too, might design their own business models for regenerative success and impact.

In the end, we hope to see more people succeed in their dreams to live & work in ways that are beneficial to the environment, livng beings, and future generations.  

It's great to have you along!

If you dream of directing your entrepreneurial efforts for ecological and social benefit, we have some empowering stories lined up for you.

No matter if you're a new business owner, actively preparing to launch your entrepreneurial journey, or a veteran who wants to expand your own perspectives for who's doing what and how you might improve your model, you've come to the right place.

Join us as we explore an array of businesses seeding regional-resilience, permaculture farms, retreat centers, alternative currency exchanges, international communities, green energy providers, certification agencies and other change-makers that are all pursuing one common, golden thread – a lifestyle and culture that operates in harmony with nature, and to do business in an ecologically beneficial way.

For me, it all started with the Back-To-The-Landers!

If you review any of our first 20 episodes, you'll see that I began the Sharing Insights Podcast with a strict focus on land-based projects.  There are thousands of people around the globe who are passionate about living a sustainable lifestyle, and who either have or want to start an eco-friendly land-based project.

At the same time, hundreds of thousands more are looking to places like this for solutions, experiences, and even refuge.

For most, operating a project like this, at any scale, is no small feat, especially for those who are underfunded. I've found that a podcast can be a powerful tool to learn not only who's doing what, but how they're doing it.

With climate change approaching at such an alarming rate, I've realized that we'd do better to review the practices of multiple industry-leaders to achieve the needed impact.

Recognizing that these projects were only a part of what's needed to help Costa Rica achieve it's goals toward carbon neutrality, I've decided to widen the scope and include other regenerative initiatives that aren't exclusively land-based. 

By sharing insights among owners of many different regenerative organizations, it’s our goal to expand perspectives of how sustainability can be practiced, not only through responsible land management, but also through to social dynamics, cultural exchange, commerce and finance as well.  I like to believe that beneficial relationships are likely to grow here.

Join us as we:

• Discover exciting and appropriate technologies,
• Explore advice for interacting with students, guests, and volunteers,
• Highlight and support this new generation of leaders,
• And dig deeper into what it really takes to keep the doors open for the millions of people who are searching for a place where they too can learn, change, and grow.