How can we apply regeneration to our own context?
What actually is regeneration? Or our own context?
And what keeps us from bringing it into life?
I accompany transition processes on the way to regenerating landscapes, farming operations, organizations and communities – with frameworks and tools to work within your individual complexity.
With a living systems approach and understanding of our ecosystem functions, we develop your next steps by focusing on your quality of life, decision-making, and the thriving of our ecosystem - with a healthy social, ecological and economic balance.
Regenerating community with wilder conversations.
A holistic approach to regeneration
Starting the Journey
Explore and describe your context
Why are you doing what you’re doing? You want to change something but don’t know where to start? Which of the practices is your next step?
Start managing your farm, communal land, or even urban organization with a holistic mindset and build a regenerative and resilient resource base – to create a healthy situation for yourself, your partners, and the landscape.
If we create your holistic context or dive into planning processes for your financial or grazing plan, your individual situation defines the steps.
Journey to monitor change
Monitor your ecosystem health
Is my land regenerating or degenerating? How do my daily management decisions affect my land? How can I tell how well my ecosystem processes are working?
These questions can be answered with Ecological Monitoring and, building on this, with Ecological Outcome Verification (EOV).
Ecological monitoring looks at the function and health of the ecosystem – in other words, how well water and mineral cycles, energy flows and community dynamics are working on my land.
The focus is not on a specific practice, but on the outcomes that your applied practices produce.
Include monitoring into your management for regeneration – with a training, a monitoring together on your site or getting on board with EOV and a baseline assessment.
Journey to your design
Create a land plan in line with your context and vision
You have all your information available from your individual context, your vision, and the ecological monitoring – how does your land plan then look like? How can you start creating a landscape that is sustainable and productive far into the future?
No matter if you want to make changes to your grazing unit, create a resilient design for you farm, or want to get into conversation for the whole water shed or catchment area, we can set up the process of land planning together.
With whole system thinking and a design thinking process, we learn from past practices and current developments that work, but remain focused on your individual context, the present integration, and future stability of what you’ll be doing
About me
I love to work with people on asking the right questions and solving challenges with a holistic mindset, systemic view, and new narratives. I am a field professional in Holistic Management with an intensive background in process management, workflows, innovation management and creative problem solving.
At the moment I am engaged in
- training and coaching groups in Holistic Management,
- practicing ecological monitoring with the Ecological Outcome Verification across Europe and as part of the global quality assurance team, and
- working with farmers, farm teams, and organizations on their contexts, land design, and processes.
I have worked online with coachings and trainings in the past but stepped back from this. Especially for the first contact and relationship.
Since I am either in my homebase in Sweden or traveling EU-wide most of the year, please reach out and we will see how we can make this happen.
I’m a big friend of solidarity-based pricing and take therefore different amounts for a working day. We agree on the exact amount together, depending on financial possibilities and specific effort.
