Today Gregory is joined on the podcast by Aneel Kumar and Sanne van den Dungen from Grameena Vikas Kendram Society (GVK Society), as well as by Rebecca Harman, Land Steward Project Manager at Regen Network. A Regen Network Community Fund grantee, GVK Society is a nonprofit organization working in the Andhra Pradesh region of South India. They work directly with small marginal and tribal women farmers on the ground to grow regenerative organic cotton: regenerating the environment around vulnerable farming communities, improving and strengthening livelihoods while regenerating, and working to develop ecocredits with Regen Registry. Aneel is a serial social entrepreneur and has more than 20 years of experience in working with small and marginal farming communities. He has an MSc degree in Organic Agriculture from Wageningen University, The Netherlands, and is a Master Trainer certificate holder (FAO of the UN) in conducting Farmer Field Schools. Sanne is the Senior Manager of Circular Supply Chains and Agriculture at YasasreeViroha Impex Pvt Ltd, the marketing arm of GVK Society. She has spent many years working as a consultant in India on a diverse range of topics all related to circular economies. Find out more about their work on Twitter @gvksociety.

On today's episode of the Planetary Regeneration podcast, Gregory speaks to Alan Ransil, PhD, of the Filecoin Green team at Protocol Labs. Alan and Gregory discuss voluntary carbon markets, improving methods for carbon accounting, and building informational infrastructure for carbonizing web3. Through Filecoin, Alan is building web3-native tools to pull verifiable environmental information through the economy in real time. He has worked to accelerate the transition to renewable energy for more than a decade, approaching this as an academic and industry researcher, and startup co-founder. During his doctoral research at MIT focused on energy storage systems, he worked on projects for ARPA-E and DARPA. You can find Alan on Twitter @rransil. Find the transcript for this episode here: bit.ly/058_PRP

Today on the Planetary Regeneration podcast, tune in as Gregory meets with Alyson Fearon, Vice President of Land Conservation, and Lindsay Dill, Marketing Communications Director for Allegheny Land Trust. They discuss Allegheny Land Trust's Buena Vista Heights Conservation project, protecting 124 acres of native forests and habitats and maintaining clean drinking water for Pittsburgh residents. Learn about how this project meets Regen Marketplace's standards for generating high quality, transparent & nature-backed ecoassets, and consider purchasing and retiring some yourself at: bit.ly/regenmarketplace_ecocredits Find out more about Allegheny Land Trust at alleghenylandtrust.org, or on Twitter @AlleghenyLandTR. Find the transcript for this episode here: bit.ly/057_PRP

On this Community Series episode of the Planetary Regeneration Podcast, Gregory talks with Alex Czayka, Chief Conservation Officer of the Western Reserve Land Conservancy. The Western Reserve Land Conservancy is a nonprofit organization that works with landowners, communities, government agencies, park systems and other nonprofit organizations to permanently preserve natural areas and working farms throughout northern and eastern Ohio. Ecocredits for their Sandy Cross Forest Preservation Project are available for purchase and retirement on Regen Marketplace under the City Forest Credits program. Tune in to get some firsthand insight from the Western Reserve Land Conservancy team about work that you can directly support by purchasing City Forest Credits on Regen Marketplace. Western Reserve Land Conservancy Twitter: @WRLConservancy Alex's LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/alex-czayka-71a019a9/ Purchase credits on app.regen.network Find the transcript for this episode here: bit.ly/056_PRP

On today's episode of the Planetary Regeneration podcast, Gregory speaks to Victoria Loorz, author of Church of the Wild. Victoria and Gregory discuss reimagining religious practices in light of our modern understanding of humanity, technology, and nature. Victoria Loorz, MDiv, is a "wild church pastor," an "eco-spiritual director" and co-founder of several transformation-focused organizations focused on the integration of nature and spirituality. After twenty years as a pastor of indoor churches, she launched the first Church of the Wild, in Ojai CA, and went on to co-found the ecumenical Wild Church Network. You can find Victoria on Twitter @LoorzVictoria. Find the transcript for this episode here: bit.ly/055_VictoriaLoorz

On today's Community Voices episode of the Planetary Regeneration podcast, Gregory speaks to Felix Fritsch and Giulio Quarta, founders of the Crypto Commons Association (CCA). The CCA promotes the development of digital common goods and infrastructure for blockchain technology through events, publications, adult education courses, and the Crypto Commons Hub. The Hub is a retreat center in Austria, offering Crypto Commoners a permanent physical focal point for events, shared working spaces, and other opportunities to meet in person and exchange ideas. On this episode Felix, Giulio, and Gregory take a deep-dive into understanding what capitalism means and how it plays out in our current global system, and the definition of common goods. Felix Fritsch is currently working on his PhD thesis on Crypto Commons under the faculty of Political and Social Sciences at Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa, Italy. Follow him on Twitter @FelixFritsch2. Giulio Quarta has a background in sociology, and focuses on merging the traditional sphere of nonprofits and social economy with advanced tech and financial tech tools. You can find Giulio on Twitter @GeneralQonnect. Find the transcript for this episode here: bit.ly/054_CCA

On today's Community Voices episode of the Planetary Regeneration podcast, Revathi, Executive Director of Regen Foundation, and Gregory talk about the intricacies and challenges of anchoring the governance of Regen Nework into the lived reality of land stewards and scientists around the world. Revathi is an ethical technologist with a focus on digital and social inclusion believing in the power of collective systems. She is passionate about sustainable living and draws on personal experiences of cross-cultural living to tackle the climate emergency while creating a more joyous and more equitable world. You can follow Revathi on Twitter @RKollegala, and follow Regen Foundation @RegenFdn. Find the transcript for this episode here: bit.ly/053_Revathi

On today's Community Voices episode of the Planetary Regeneration podcast, Gregory speaks to Kyle Birchard of Integrative Economics. Regen Network's Land Steward Project Manager Rebecca Harman joins the conversation. Listen as they explore the work that Kyle is doing to bring pollinator ecocredits to Regen Network. Kyle Birchard is the Principal Analyst at Integrative Economics LLC, and the Founder/CEO of Open Sensory: a company building optical and environmental sensing tools to help growers monitor, model, and measure insects in agricultural landscapes. Follow Kyle on Twitter at @IntegrativeEcon. Find a transcript for this episode here: bit.ly/052-integrativeeconomics

On this episode of Built on Regen, a community voices series of the Planetary Regeneration podcast, host Gregory Landua speaks to Martin Wainstein of Open Earth Foundation. Listen to their conversation about Open Earth’s partnership with Regen Network to create a new class of eco-credits linked to the conservation of a marine protection zone in Costa Rica’s Cocos Island Reserve. Martin Wainstein is the Executive Director of Open Earth Foundation, with a background in astrobiology, renewable energy, and disruptive technology. He combines theory and entrepreneurial practice to create innovative solutions for the clean energy revolution. Follow Martin on Twitter @WainsteinM. Learn more about Open Earth on their website, openearth.org, and follow them on Twitter @Open_Earth. Find a transcript for this episode here: https://tinyurl.com/051-openearth

On this episode of Built on Regen, a community voices series of the Planetary Regeneration podcast, host Gregory Landua speaks to Hannah Simmons and Joao Daniel of ERA Brazil. Listen to their conversation about developing eco credits for jaguar conservation in Brazil. Learn more about ERA Brazil on their website at erabrazil.com, and follow them on Twitter @ERABrazil. Find the transcript for this episode here: https://tinyurl.com/eraBrazil