Your address will show here +12 34 56 78

Regen Network

Balance sheet for Earth

WHITEPAPER
JOIN US

Catalyzing regeneration

Regen Network is a community of actors engaging with ecological regeneration, ecological monitoring, verification, distributed computing and technology development, centered around Regen Ledger. Network members track specific changes of land, oceans and watersheds. By improving our understanding of ecosystems and enabling rewards for verified positive changes, Regen Network catalyses the regeneration of the earth's ecosystems.

Ecological change of state

Regenerative land management practices create dramatic increases in biodiversity, water retention, and carbon sequestration. Regen Network enables on-the-ground monitoring of conditions to be used to verify the ecological state of managed land and ocean through Ecological State Protocols. 

Ecological applications

Regen Network provides a protocol based, open platform designed specifically to run diverse applications such as Regenerative Carbon Credits, Supply Chain Transparency, Reforestation Monitoring, and investment vehicles such as Ecological Bonds on the Regen Ledger Blockchain. 

Regenerating ecosystems

There may be nothing of more critical importance than the regeneration of global ecosystems. Regen Network brings together the tools and communities needed to incentivize actions aligned with planetary health.

Download our whitepaper

  • Text Hover

Ecological change of state 

Regenerative land management practices create dramatic increases in biodiversity, water retention, and carbon sequestration. Regen Network monitors on-the-ground conditions and generates trusted attestations about the ecological state of managed land and water areas.

Running ecological apps

These apps use Ecological State Protocols to provide up to date information on the changing state of an ecosystem. These can be used to provide a wide range of services.

Ecological State Protocols

Ecological State Protocols built on top of Regen Ledger monitor on-the-ground conditions and generate trusted attestations about the health of ecosystems. The core set of Ecological State Protocols will be developed by working groups of scientists, ecologists, farmers, and community members, and will be open sourced.

  • Text Hover

Carbon sequestration

The earth’s soils are the most important carbon sink for the reduction of atmospheric CO2 levels. This protocol incentivises agricultural practices that mitigate climate change though the generation of carbon-rich top soil.

  • Text Hover

Grassland health

Grasslands cover approximately 3.5 billion ha of the earth's land area, or 70 percent of the global agricultural area. This protocol incentivizes rotational grazing and holistic management practices, restoring degraded grassland.

  • Text Hover

Endangered species habitat

As of 2017, the IUCN reports over 25,000 threatened species. This protocol tracks and maps habitat for endangered species, identifies and predicts their movements and helps direct conservation efforts toward the most critical areas.

  • Text Hover

Urban trees

Even in cities, trees provide cleaner air, cooler temperatures, reduced flood risk, increased biodiversity and reduced levels of stress. This protocol assists in the protection of urban flora and offer a tool to incentivize additional establishment.

  • Text Hover

Pollinator density

Globally, 35% of food crop production depends on pollinators. To survive, bees need suitable nesting places and sufficient food nearby. By mapping land use, nesting suitability and floral resources across seasons, this protocol predicts pollinator density.

  • Text Hover

Water Quality

The quality of the earth's water is a critical determinant in species density and health of an ecosystem. This protocol will determine the quality of surface and groundwater through verifiable sensor input and satellite data.

Download our Ecological State Protocols paper

  • Text Hover

Catalysing regeneration

Regen Network is building the partnerships, analyzing the data, and furnishing the tools to incentivize management practices that sequester carbon, increase biodiversity, support community resiliency, and regenerate planetary health.

What is regeneration?

In biology, regeneration is the process of renewal, restoration, and growth that makes cells, organisms, and ecosystems resilient to natural fluctuations or events that cause disturbance or damage. 


Regen Network aims to regenerate the earth's ecosystems. To achieve this goal, we chose to focus on agriculture as a key intervention point. Regen Network defines regenerative agriculture as a system of farming principles and practices that increases biodiversity, enriches soils, improves watersheds, and enhances ecosystem services. m

  • Text Hover

Stay in the loop

Sign up to stay updated on our progress.

 

Example use cases

We are building the first apps as we build the Regen Network platform. These are some of the interesting use cases that the platform enables.

Carbon sequestration

The current carbon trading system has been criticised for its limited real world impact. By transparently recording sequestered carbon, Regen Network creates a marketplace for verified regenerative carbon credits. more info

Climate Commitments

Municipal, State and Federal governments are struggling to meet their climate related commitments. Regen Network creates an outcome-based rewards program that governments can utilize to incetivize for their specific environmental goals.

Supply Certifications

Regen Network can provide several upgrades to supply system certifications and the overall consumer experience. Using the integrated framework of Ecological State Protocols and Data Quality Protocols, costly verification systems can become more transparent, precise, and efficient. 

Download our Technical Paper

  • Text Hover
Latest blogs