Living Projects

Transforming vacant lots into productive urban farms. We grow organic vegetables, herbs, and fruit trees while building community connections and food sovereignty in Oakland neighborhoods.

Building a decentralized network of seed libraries to preserve heirloom and native plant varieties. Connecting growers, seed savers, and communities across the Southwest bioregion.

Developing compostable packaging materials from mycelium as a sustainable alternative to styrofoam and plastics. Our cooperative model ensures fair wages and shared ownership.

Restoring degraded watersheds through community-led reforestation, natural water retention, and traditional ecological knowledge. Partnering with local communities and indigenous groups.

Creating an open-source curriculum and mentorship program to help conventional farmers transition to regenerative practices. Includes soil health workshops, peer support, and financial planning.