Representing people doing great things for human health & our world - from how we farm, how we eat, breathe, move, and how we beat disease and thrive.Agroecology and regenerative agriculture is my jam. These are some of the paradigm shifters I've been blessed to work with (and learn from) over the years: Wildfarmed, Groundswell Festival (UK), Nicole Masters (author, For the Love of Soil), Farmerama Radio, Pipers Farm, Ossa Organic, Dr Jenny Goodman, and Dan Saladino (author, Eating To Extinction: The World's Rarest Foods and Why We Need to Save Them).

A community of women/wahine passionate about growing food in a way that's good for the soil, people and planet. We run events, field-trips and meet-ups to learn, grow, eat and make friends. Together we grow. Watch our episode of A NZ Food Story on TVNZ On Demand (series 3).

Dubbed the Glastonbury of farming, Groundswell is the UK’s largest regenerative agriculture show and is hosted by the Cherry family at Lannock Manor Farm, Hertfordshire. An event ‘by farmers, for farmers’ and most of the programme continues to explore ways of working with nature to grow food profitably. I was brought in to communicate the festival and regenerative agriculture to a wider audience; help curate the food offering to reflect the farming practices, and input into the programme on wider food, health and social justice aspects. The festival has been covered in national media and TV, including Sky News Climate Show.Now, attracting over 7,000 attendees and in its eighth year, the show is a place for people throughout the food system to learn the underlying principles of regenerative agriculture.