Regenerative Education Alliance

Building healthy soil for a healthy future

REA Team explaining soil health topics at Pepper Lane Farm in Petaluma CA

Why REA?

Several REA focus group participants sitting around a table at the Deviled Eggery's space in Petaluma CA

Community Gatherings

A Treemasters truck has finished dumping a load of wood chips as a free resource for the community

Free Mulch

REA instructor demonstrating soil health information to two students at a table in the Deviled Eggery's space in Petaluma CA

Classes

REA instructor examining soil conditions in a garden together with a student.

Internships

Several students gathered around a section of Deep Roots farm's vegetable planting listening to the farmer instruct on soil preparation.

Field Trips

MAKE YOUR C.A.S.E.! Welcome to the Regenerative Education Alliance (REA), a nonprofit organization based in Petaluma, California dedicated to cultivating a sustainable future through hands-on education in regenerative agriculture. REA addresses critical environmental challenges such as water scarcity, climate change, and biodiversity loss by empowering local youth to engage in regenerative farming practices. Our programs focus on Community, Agriculture, Students, and the Environment, (CASE) via restoring soil health, fostering environmental stewardship, and nurturing a new generation of farmers who understand the vital connection between agriculture and ecosystem resilience. Together, we are sowing the seeds for a healthier planet and a thriving community.

Our Vision: By fostering a deep connection to the land and promoting social integration through community-supported initiatives, the Regenerative Education Alliance aims to nurture not just future farmers, but engaged citizens who champion ecological resilience and community well-being.

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