Regenerative landscape at Traditional Dream Factory

Operating System for Regenerative Civilization

From Ownership
to Stewardship.

OASA transitions land from extractive ownership to perpetual commons — where communities steward ecosystems for a 1000-year horizon, generating returns in soil, water, and resilience.

As Seen In

Land as Perpetual Commons

OASA legally restructures land ownership into commons held in trust for future generations. No individual holds title or equity — the land is locked in perpetuity.

Nature-Backed Economy

Tokenized access rights let communities finance regenerative infrastructure while land remains in trust — generating returns in ecosystem health, not speculation.

1000-Year Horizon

Patient capital aligned with living systems. Compounded returns in soil fertility, water security, biodiversity, and resilient communities — returns that accelerate with time.

Catalytic Capital

Non-speculative funding for land acquisition and regeneration. Returns measured in ecological health and community resilience — not financial dividends.

Regenerative Upside

Restoration outperforms extraction. Every dollar invested in restoring land generates at least seven in economic benefit.

Regenerative agriculture building soil health and biodiversity

Regenerative Agriculture

Water retention landscapes capturing rainfall

Water Management

Regenerative building with local natural materials

Regenerative Building

A Different Relationship with Land

Humans as Keystone Species

For most of modern history, human presence on land has meant extraction — clearing, depleting, moving on. OASA inverts this relationship. We recognise that humans can be a net-positive force in ecosystems, not despite our intervention but because of it.

Through rewilding degraded landscapes, planting diverse agroforestry systems, and building water retention infrastructure that recharges aquifers, we become the keystone species — the one whose presence creates conditions for all other life to thrive. At TDF, seven years of this approach have brought back bird species not seen in decades, recharged dried-up wells, and turned compacted clay into living soil.

This isn't romanticism. It's ecology. And it's the foundation of every OASA project: the land must be measurably healthier because we are here.

Our Living Prototype

Traditional Dream Factory in Portugal's Alentejo demonstrates the model in practice — a replicable blueprint for regenerative villages.

25 ha

Regenerative Land

280+

Token Holders

1.2M L

Rainwater Harvested

60+

Active Citizens

Cork-Oak Savanna

50% protected wild core, 45% productive agroforestry, <5% built infrastructure including accommodations, co-working, and a restaurant.

Tokenized Access

1 $TDF token = 1 night's stay per year, forever. Use rights and governance participation — no ownership, only stewardship.

Land in Perpetual Trust

Held by a non-profit entity. Locked for future generations — can never be sold or exploited for private gain.

TDF Landscape Tree Planting TDF Infrastructure TDF Community

Catalytic Capital

Fund the Exit to the Commons

Catalytic capital isn't spent — it's recycled. Each deployment seeds a regenerative commons, gets repaid through community co-investment, and redeploys to acquire the next site.

1

Capital Enters

Patient loan, grant, or donation into OASA

2

Co-Finances

Deploys into TDF, Closer tech, new sites

3

Public Co-Invests

Community campaigns repay the capital

4

Recycles

Capital returns, seeds the next commons

€1.2M

Co-Living Construction

Critical path — mid 2027

€5M

Co-Housing Build

23 homes + commons infrastructure

€2M

OASA Catalytic Capital

Seeds the flywheel — repaid & redeployed

Full Funding Details

Funding stack, financial projections, and how to get involved

OASA Constitution

Our living contract with one another and the lands we care for. Seven regenerative principles — Soil, Water, Air, Waste, Rewilding, Resources, and Community — set the minimum standards every OASA project must uphold.

Read the Full Constitution

Get Involved

Whether you're a landowner, philanthropist, investor, or community builder — there's a place for you in this movement.