Whether you’re after a weekend of wellness, a post-lockdown adventure or a unique escape to learn a new skill, we’ve rounded up some of Regenerative Resorts’ most relaxing and innovative retreats for 2022.

Some say that the art of food is life’s greatest joy. The simple pleasure of a well-cooked dish can evoke all the senses in a symphony of sensations.

Explore our top 5 destinations to sink your teeth into truly thrilling adventure experiences, from hiking pristine landscapes to snowshoeing and scuba diving. 

A passionate campaigner recognized for their contributions to bring about social and environmental change.

Initiatives in the travel and tourism sector that has drawn attention to social and environmental issues, inspiring action.

Companies promoting healthy ecosystems and/ or restore food systems – improving land & food quality and availability, supporting farmers.

Initiatives that restore and regenerate ecosystems, biodiversity, or critical species.

Innovative ideas that bring greenhouse gas emissions to zero (and beyond) or uplift nature’s carbon cycle.

Projects that deepen or broaden education’s impact, promoting equity and understanding.

View the finalists for the Health & Wellness category featuring holistic and restorative approaches that promote well-being.

View the finalists for the Community category featuring initiatives that promote equity and honor culture for vibrant, resilient communities.

Operations that are catalysts for change and are innovating hospitality to promote positive social and environmental impact.

Born on the outskirts of an empty motocross field, Finca Rosa Blanca Inn and Coffee Farm is a family’s lifelong dream come true. Thirty years and 30 acres of reforested land later, the fully realized Finca Rosa Blanca has now become a testament to sustainability and regeneration in Costa Rica, most notably for its organic shade-grown coffee. 

From the Glasgow Declaration to the Net Zero Roadmap, Regenerative Travel explores the key takeaways from COP26 for travel and tourism. Taken together, the Roadmap reveals that despite significant challenges, there are indeed many opportunities for Travel & Tourism to decarbonise. If committing to follow the four action areas laid out in the framework, real progress can certainly be made, though it is now critical that collaboration is enhanced across the secto

When sustainability is discussed, it is rarely done so in conjunction with primary and secondary education. Bucking that trend is The Green School, an educational academy whose methodology is focused on just that: bettering the environment.

For architect, urban design lecturer, and landscape designer Julia Watson, the answer to building climate-resilient structures lies in looking to tribal communities for design cues.

Check out these cocktail recipes shared by our featured regenerative resorts: Playa Viva in Mexico, Winterlake Lodge in Alaska, Fogo Island Inn in Canada, and  Chaa Creek and Hamanasi Resort, both in Belize.

For food writer, producer, and media entrepreneur Stephen Satterfield, food is a means of better understanding humans and the world. In 2016, Satterfield founded Whetstone, a groundbreaking magazine and media company dedicated to food origins and culture from around the world. 

Since Jeremy Jauncey founded Beautiful Destinations in 2012, the travel marketing and media company’s focus on sustainability evolved with Jauncey’s exposure to the realities of responsible travel.

Be an eco-savvy traveler and explore these 6 regenerative resorts that are making a difference through their ocean conservation efforts.

Dock To Dish co-founder Sean Barrett is embarking on a new mission – to get us excited about kelp, one of the ocean’s most ingenious crops.

From Italy to Spain to France to Chile, take a tour of the best biodynamic wine producers and vintners from around the globe.

Few experiences in nature are more rewarding than foraging. More than simply a search for local edibles, foraging is a sensory experience.

Living classrooms await at one of our Regenerative Resorts, nestled in some of the world’s most biologically diverse pockets.

Before Paul Lister purchased 23,000 acres in the Scottish Highlands and transformed it into one of the most stunning travel destinations in Europe today, the property was intended for a very different kind of guest.

How may our wellness routines be contributing to the spiritual commodification of Indigenous heritages and cultures around the world?

See how traveling benefits your mental health by offering a much-needed break from the worries of daily life and reinvigorating mind and spirit.

“Sustainability implies maintaining the status quo and the status quo is: we’re facing mass species extinction, glaciers are melting. But at this point we’re so far gone that that’s not enough,” urges Nathalie Kelley.