Impact

Built to foster solutions-oriented conversations, the three-day virtual summit featured a mix of panels, focused on tourism and hospitality and how we can move beyond sustainability to regeneration in order to reverse climate change and use tourism to rebuild for a more positive future.

Rwanda gorillas remain at threat largely due to their diminishing habitat and climate change. Continuing the work of the legendary Dian Fossey, who was a pioneer in gorilla conservation and research, The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund is the largest and longest-running organization fully dedicated to gorilla conservation.

In the era of Greta Thunberg and the ‘green wave’ that’s sweeping our depleted planet, many of us have been wondering how we can do be more mindful and conscious of our choices as a consumer.

How can we create more sustainable cities by changing our food eco-system? Rooftop Republic has pioneered the urban farming movement in Hong Kong by transforming the relationship people have with food.

In an unsteady world, how can communities recover from natural disasters, political unrest, and economic depression? For many communities around the world a job is the difference between hope and hopelessness.

On the shores of Juluchuca, Mexico, one hotel has moved beyond simple sustainability and is actively regenerating the landscape — all while providing the highest level of luxury.

In celebration of Earth Day, we are honoring key projects and sustainability initiatives at Regenerative Resorts that are creating a positive social and environmental impact.

Seaweed, as it turns out, may just be the key to a sustainable and profitable future, benefiting both the environment and the people who depend on it.

An architect, planner and visionary, Bill Reed, a principal in Regenesis Group, has been working in the realm of integrating shelter, community and nature since the 1970s—before the sustainability and regenerative development movements had a name.