Protecting and Regenerating the Web of Life
Across forests, oceans, wildlife, culture, and community.
Humanity is part of a larger living family.
We support regenerative projects that protect living landscapes, preserve cultural wisdom, restore ecosystems, and strengthen communities in Peru and Costa Rica.
The Four Feathers
Four feathers, four commitments — the living core of our work.
Environmental Regeneration
Restoring forests, reefs, soil, water, and the biodiversity that sustains all life.
Cultural Preservation
Safeguarding indigenous wisdom and the rich cultural heritage of the land.
Animal Protection
Protecting habitats and honoring the inherent dignity of all living beings.
Human Wellbeing
Supporting healthy communities, education, and the return to meaningful connection.
Founding Stories of the Web of Life
Every place carries a story. Every story reveals a relationship worth restoring.
REGENERATIVE FOREST GARDEN • PERUKene Bari
What begins with a single tree can become a living forest. Kene Bari brings together indigenous wisdom and ecological stewardship to strengthen the living relationships that sustain the Amazon. Through the planting of teacher trees and native species, the forest is enriched for future generations of people, plants, and animals.
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WHERE RAINFOREST, OCEAN, AND MEMORY MEETTierra Ancestral
Tierra Ancestral is rooted in a landscape where rainforest, ocean, and memory meet. By caring for the land and sea, restoring ecological relationships, and honoring the stories embedded within this place, we seek to pick up an ancient thread and weave it into the future.
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Biocracy
Life as the Guiding Principle
We believe that humanity thrives when we remember that we are part of a larger living community.
Biocracy is our name for a way of living, relating, and organizing society in which the flourishing of life becomes the guiding principle for human decisions.
A vision rooted in reciprocity, responsibility, and belonging within the web of life.
Why this work matters
Behind every number, a forest, a reef, a family, a continuing story.
Rainforest, reef, and coastal ecosystems held in protection across Peru and Costa Rica.
Medicinal and ecological species planted — a forest for the generations still to come.
Visitors, volunteers, and students who returned home changed by the land.
Walking alongside Shipibo and Costa Rican stewards — honoring wisdom older than us.
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Regeneration
Support living landscapes where nature, culture, and community continue to thrive together. Walk with us — as a partner, not just a donor.
Humanity is part of a larger living family.
Every act of restoration strengthens the web of life we all belong to.
Protecting forests, preserving cultural wisdom, restoring ecosystems, and supporting communities are not separate acts. They are threads in the same living web.
Faces of Regeneration
Regeneration is not built by projects alone. It lives through the people who carry knowledge, care for places, and help restore the relationship between humans and the living world.
Rey Manu (Julio)
Keeper of Indigenous Plant Knowledge
For decades, Rey Manu has carried ancestral knowledge of medicinal plants, teacher trees, and the living intelligence of the Amazon rainforest. Through Kene Bari, he helps preserve and regenerate the plant knowledge passed down to him by his grandfather and through generations of Indigenous tradition, ensuring that this knowledge remains alive for the future.
Montserrat
Community Regeneration & Ecological Stewardship
Montserrat helps bridge people and place through hands-on ecological restoration, food growing, and community stewardship. Her work supports the daily care of living systems while creating opportunities for people to reconnect with nature through direct experience.
Aum
Human–Nature Relationship Guide
Aum explores the deeper relationships between human beings and the living world. His work focuses on restoring awareness that forests, animals, watersheds, and communities are not separate systems but expressions of one interconnected web of life. Through education, dialogue, and lived experience, he helps people rediscover their place within nature.