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Regenerative commons examples

Regenerative Commons Examples

Real-world projects demonstrating regenerative commons economics, perpetual commons, and regenerative principles in practice, showing how land can be restored to commons while creating thriving communities.

What are Regenerative Commons Examples?

Regenerative commons examples are real-world projects that demonstrate regenerative commons economics in practice. These projects show how land can be held in perpetual commons, managed through community governance, and actively restored through regenerative practices.

OASA projects serve as examples of regenerative commons, demonstrating the model at scale and providing templates for replication.

Traditional Dream Factory

Traditional Dream Factory is OASA's flagship regenerative commons project:

Key Achievements

Characteristics of Regenerative Commons Examples

Perpetual Commons

All examples feature land held in perpetual commons:

Regenerative Practices

All examples follow regenerative principles:

  • Building soil health through agroforestry and organic practices
  • Improving water systems through water retention landscapes
  • Supporting biodiversity through rewilding
  • Eliminating waste through composting and circular systems
  • Using renewable resources
  • Building strong communities

Community Governance

All examples use community governance:

Types of Regenerative Commons Examples

Regenerative Villages

Full-scale regenerative villages combining:

Regenerative Farms

Agricultural projects focused on:

Regenerative Conservation Projects

Projects focused on:

Lessons from Regenerative Commons Examples

Regenerative Principles Work

Examples demonstrate that all seven regenerative principles can be implemented together, creating positive feedback loops that improve ecosystems over time.

Community is Essential

Strong communities with shared values and effective governance are essential for long-term stewardship.

Governance Matters

Transparent, participatory governance builds trust, enables participation, and ensures decisions align with regenerative principles.

Long-Term Thinking

Intergenerational thinking creates lasting value and ensures projects benefit future generations.

Scalability

The model can be replicated across bioregions, creating networks of regenerative commons that restore ecosystems at scale.

Future Regenerative Commons Examples

OASA's vision includes:

  • 100,000 hectares stewarded as living commons
  • Network of projects across bioregions
  • Demonstration of regenerative civilization
  • Models for replication globally

How to Learn from Examples

To learn from regenerative commons examples:

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