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Our Projects Officer, Olivia Boothman, recently spoke to FoodNavigator about the compatibility of the EU’s Nature Restoration Law with regenerative agriculture, highlighting the alignment of their goals, including a focus on improving biodiversity and enhancing soil carbon stocks. 🗣️ “Encouragingly, the EU Nature Restoration Law acknowledges that agriculture, when practiced according to regenerative principles, can form part of the solution to the nature crisis. This is a positive shift away from the dominant narrative which tends to segregate nature from food production.” Outcomes from regenerative agriculture are generally perceived as being wider than just nature restoration, as recognised by Regen10’s outcome framework, which is underpinned by the Global Farm Metric. 📢 To harness the full potential of regenerative agriculture to combat society’s many crises, Olivia advocated that, “It is imperative that government departments work together to realise these changes and, crucially, that farmers are supported through the transition to more sustainable farming and are recognised and valued for their contributions to society, not only as food producers but also critical custodians of the land.” 🔗 Read Olivia’s full conservation with Food Navigator here: https://lnkd.in/e6wnJ2mV #NatureRestoration #Biodiversity #SoilCarbon #RegenerativeAgriculture

Syngenta Group and The Nature Conservancy have renewed their successful collaboration, linking conservation goals with economic potential and addressing critical societal issues such as deforestation and land degradation. The partnership, which began in 2009 and expanded globally in 2018, focuses on five strategic projects across the globe. By 2026, the partners aim to recover over 300,000 hectares of degraded land in Cerrado, Brazil, and regenerate agricultural soils in China, with a focus on sustainable farming practices and climate resilience in the United States. The new three-year collaboration emphasizes regenerative agriculture, scaling up practices, improving resource efficiency, enhancing soil health, and promoting habitat protection in major agricultural regions worldwide. Together, Syngenta and TNC are driving transformation in agriculture, turning it into a climate solution that regenerates soil and nature. #Sustainability #Conservation #ClimateAction #RegenerativeAgriculture #NatureMatters

Is the EU’s Nature Restoration Law compatible with regenerative agriculture? The EU’s new Nature Restoration law wants to build up ecosystems, restore biodiversity, and help to pollinate crops. How closely does this resemble the aims of regenerative agriculture? Read - https://lnkd.in/e6wnJ2mV #FoodSystems

I am pleased to announce the launch of a new collaboration between TNC and LDC on regenerative agricultural and habitat conservation practices in agricultural supply chains. Transitioning to a regenerative food system, free from deforestation and natural habitat conversion, is critical to achieving our global #climatechange and #biodiversity goals. LDCs strategic position in the value chain means they have a key role to play to incentivize and support the needed transformation of the global food system, by driving adoption of regenerative agriculture, helping to reduce emissions, conserve ecosystems and natural resources, and drive climate resilience in farming communities. Read more here: https://nature.ly/3vy8tD7

"It’s self-evident that we’re part of the system, not the whole system, and we need to protect the nature around us.” At ACF, we have a bold vision for a thriving, sustainable, and adaptive Australian #agriculture industry. One that nurtures landscapes, supports communities, and rewards farmers engaging in best-practice stewardship. #Farmers like Paul Dettmann and Marty McKenna give us real hope for that future. Learn more about their vision for #sustainable agriculture and biodiversity: https://acf.to/3yyr6Iq #auspol Cassinia Environmental

“Not only do Native systems of regenerative agriculture assist in carbon sequestration,” writes Emily Luscombe, “but they also focus on whole ecosystem function and interaction. This creates a more long-term sustainable regenerative system.” Read more about applying traditional ecological knowledge to #sustainable land stewardship:

More attention and focus on the power of agriculture and Soil Carbon Capture Sequestration (#SCCS) to play a significant role in climate restoration. This latest piece in the WSJ: Sustainable Agriculture Gets a Push From Big Corporations. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gM7rfaHG #soilhealth #regenerativeagriculture #carbonsequestration https://lnkd.in/gnS6rfCP

🌍 This Earth Day, Beetle proudly presents to you a blog post by Bhawna Solanki (Lead, Strategy and Partnerships for Beetle) which highlights the growing impact of #Regenerative #Agriculture on mitigating the impact of Climate change and enhancing Biodiversity. In this insightful piece, Bhawna explores how regenerative agriculture can combat the detrimental effects of agricultural intensification on the amount and quality of natural habitats and also highlights Beetle's commitment to Regenerative farming by building capacities of smallholder farmers on techniques like crop rotation, cover crops, reduced or no-tillage, composting, controlled grazing, and biodiversity enhancement to improve soil health. Regenerative agriculture if followed properly can revolutionize farming, leading to more sustainable farm production. Discover how these forward-thinking practices can contribute to a greener future and help us combat #climatechange. Let's continue to work together towards a more sustainable planet, one step at a time - Lets #regenerate, together! Read the full article here and join the conversation about regenerative agriculture: https://lnkd.in/eu-R37BT #EarthDay #Sustainability #RegenerativeAgriculture #BeetleRegenSolutions

By optimizing resource utilization and minimizing environmental impact, sustainable practices not only enhance productivity but also contribute to the preservation of biodiversity, creating a more harmonious coexistence between agriculture and the ecosystem. Read the article below and learn more👇

Ontario's agricultural sector contributed nearly $10 billion to the province's GDP. However, the environmental impacts of large-scale industrial farming such as soil erosion, biodiversity loss, water, and air pollution cannot be overlooked. Dr. Michael Drescher, a professor in the University of Waterloo Faculty of Environment underscores the urgency in adopting sustainable farming methods to combat the effects of #climatechange through the utilization of Environment Best Management Practices (eBMPs).