Global Care Packs
Knowledge Systems Synthesis
Explore different knowledge systems and develop the knowledge, experience and skills to contribute to Regeneration Transitions across generations.
Knowledge Systems Synthesis combines experiential learning, critical inquiry and different knowledge traditions through two pathways shaped around different stages of adult life.
Knowledge Systems Synthesis
Two pathways for developing the knowledge, experience and skills to contribute across generations
Knowledge Systems Synthesis brings together experiential learning, critical inquiry, different knowledge traditions and regenerative practice through the River System of Human Time. Participants investigate how knowledge, values, identities and institutions influence human decisions, and how people with different perspectives can contribute towards shared regenerative goals.
The Regeneration Steward Path supports adults ready for deeper experiential learning and sustained practice to develop their contribution to Regeneration Transitions through their communities, education and professional lives.
The Elderhood Path supports people in later adulthood to deepen their own learning while helping younger generations develop the knowledge, skills and experience they will need.
Regeneration Steward Path
Develop the knowledge, experience and capacities to contribute to Regeneration Transitions
The Regeneration Steward Path supports adults ready for deeper experiential learning and sustained practice to develop their contribution to Regeneration Transitions through their communities, education and professional lives.
Participants learn through a combination of preparation in their home communities, intensive residential field experience, and continued integration and practice after returning home. They develop skills in ecological observation, tracking, communication, cooperation, systems thinking, facilitation and community practice.
Three learning domains
Nature Connection and Earth Regeneration
Ecological awareness, tracking, field skills and living systems.
Prosocial Connection and Community Regeneration
Cooperation, communication, facilitation, governance and community-building.
Universal Connection and Human Regeneration
Knowledge systems, identity, meaning, human development, relationships across cultures, and responsibility for shared futures.
Developing Your Contribution
Participants explore how their knowledge, experience, interests and abilities can contribute to Regeneration Transitions through education, ecological restoration, community development, research, food systems, social enterprise and other fields. They investigate the wider circumstances influencing these activities, consider where they can exercise responsibility, and learn to evaluate their choices through evidence, experience and their consequences.
The Elderhood Path
Learning across generations
Participants may mentor Regeneration Stewards, contribute professional or practical expertise, and work alongside younger participants.
At the same time, Elderhood Path participants remain learners themselves, encountering new places, knowledge systems, perspectives and questions.
Deepen your learning. Share your experience. Support the generations coming next.
Participants arrive with decades of experience from careers, families, communities, relationships, successes, mistakes, changes and challenges.
The Elderhood Path creates opportunities to bring that accumulated experience into a new period of learning and contribution.
Elderhood is approached as a continuing developmental path, rather than something automatically conferred by age.
Participants deepen skills in connection and regenerative practice while exploring knowledge, judgement, mentorship, storytelling, responsibility and longer perspectives through the River System of Human Time.
The Free Online Introduction Course
Discover the ideas, people, and learning pathways behind Thriving Futures 2100 and Global Care Packs through a short introduction that combines storytelling, practical awareness skills, and a simple experiential activity.
Meet the initiating team, explore the foundations of the narrative and experiential learning paths, and take your first steps into a learning journey focused on thriving and regenerative futures.
Learning Across Landscapes
Thailand and Malaysia
Tropical forests, river systems, Indigenous communities and limestone landscapes provide settings for exploring ecological knowledge, community practice and different knowledge traditions.
Catalonia and Pyrenees
Coastal, river, mountain and rural landscapes provide opportunities to explore Mediterranean ecosystems, communities and changing relationships between people and place.
Pacific Northwest, Canada
Forests, rivers and coastal ecosystems provide settings for exploring ecological relationships, community knowledge and the connections between land, water and human life.
European Stewardship Program
Beginning March 2027
Approx. 3 months | 3-week residential immersion
6–12 participants | €2,500
Apply for 2027
European Stewardship Programme
March 2027
The founding European programme takes place over approximately three months. Participants begin with around one month of preparation in their home communities, come together for a three-week residential field immersion in the Pyrenees-Mediterranean region, and complete approximately one month of integration and application after returning home.
Programme fee: €2,500. The fee includes the learning programme and, during the residential immersion, accommodation, food, instruction, course materials and programme-related local travel after arrival at the designated programme base. Travel to and from the programme base is not included.
A Fundraising Support Package will be available for participants who need to raise some or all of the programme fee.
Festival 2100
Where the learning comes together
Festival 2100: Regeneration Economics in Action is a travelling living learning experience that brings the River System of Human Time to life. Schools and other visitors journey through five experiential learning areas, exploring how humans have lived, learned, cooperated and organised their societies and economies, and the regeneration transitions that could shape the future.
Festivals take place in different locations around the world, wherever possible beside a river or within a living landscape. Global Care Packs participants can prepare to join the Festival as mentors, working alongside the core Festival team and local communities to turn learning into shared experience and action.