THE Mission
My mission is to regenerate 1,000,000 acres globally by transforming land into places where people and nature thrive together. Each project blends small-scale living with perennial, long-lasting systems that improve the land over time. The result is healthy soil, abundant food, restored ecosystems, and communities built around connection, resilience, and a deep respect for the natural world.
THE Vision
I envision communities where people live surrounded by trees, gardens, and natural beauty instead of pavement and noise. Places built with care, where every element—housing, water, soil, plants, and people—is designed to support life for generations. These communities become examples of what the future can look like:
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Healthy land restored through thoughtful design
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Abundant food systems that grow year after year
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Clean water and rich soil protected and strengthened
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Homes woven into the landscape, not built against it
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People connected to nature and each other
What This Means
Every project aims to:
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Restore the land
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Grow long-term perennial abundance
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Support wildlife and natural cycles
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Create peaceful, human-scale places to live
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Strengthen community through shared spaces and shared land
This is the path toward transforming one million acres—one project, one family, one community at a time.
Why Regenerative Development Matters
Because the land is breaking down faster than we are restoring it.
Soil is being lost, water is running off instead of soaking in, forests are thinning, and most places people live actually weaken the land over time. Regenerative development reverses that.
Because people are disconnected and exhausted.
Most modern living is built on stress, noise, concrete, and consumption. People are craving peace, meaning, nature, and a sense of place.
Living in a restored landscape brings back what most people didn’t even know they were missing.
Because perennial systems create abundance that lasts.
Plant once → harvest for decades.
Build soil → it gets richer every year.
Grow trees → they store water, clean air, and feed people and wildlife.
Regenerative systems compound like investments.
Because communities built this way stay strong.
When people share land, food, walking paths, gardens, and a healthy environment, they naturally form real community—something missing from most modern developments.
Because it’s scalable.
One project teaches the next.
One acre becomes ten.
Ten becomes a hundred.
A hundred becomes a thousand.
A thousand becomes a model used worldwide.
Because nothing else hits all these goals at once:
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healthier land
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healthier people
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abundant, long-term food
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clean water + restored ecosystems
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stable, peaceful places to live
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strong community
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beauty, peace, and meaning
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Because this is the kind of work that outlives you.
Trees planted today will feed people who aren’t even born yet.
Restored land will protect water long after you're gone.
Communities built this way will teach the world a better path forward.