Agroforestry Regeneration Communities ‘ARC’ accelerates the plantings of food forests in Guatemala and East Africa. We believe in fostering food resilience, regenerative ag, permaculture, syntropic forestry, agroecology, empowering women, and indigenous wisdom for a better future. We invite allies, funders, and participants to help ARC plant an abundant earth.

A dynamic and passionate speaker, John travels across the US & internationally to share his knowledge on many topics, including the organic foods industry, & climate change. Recent: The Daily Acts 4-Part Series: Building Soil to Reverse Climate Change; Petaluma, CA; April 14th, 2016Natural Products Expo: Organic & Carbon: The Climate Change Connection; Anaheim CA; March 10th, 2016EcoFarm Conference: Updates from the Anti-GMO Movement; Pacific Grove, CA January 21st, 2016EcoFarm Conference: Regenerative Agriculture’s Role in Reversing Climate Change; Pacific Grove, CA January 22nd, 201626th National Bioneers Conference: Carbon Farming: Soil Not Oil; San Rafael CA, October 17th, 2015Provender Alliance: The Solution Under Our Feet: How Regenerative Organic Agriculture can Save the Planet; Hood River OR, October 15th, 2016

This regenerative fertilizer startup focus on cutting edge soil loving products. It will help 20M Americans regenerate nature by nurturing plants, gardens, and lawns. Our D2C brand will help end the use of chemical fertilizers. Our target audience is the urban dweller with six house plants to suburbanites with lawn and flowers to the homesteader with chickens and permaculture gardens. Follow on Substack, https://johnroulac.substack.com/, to stay in touch. The future is regenerative. Let’s regenerate our little patch of soil.

Great Plains Regeneration “GPR" is a non-profit organization focused on regenerating thevast Great Plains via collaboration with farmers, ranchers and stakeholders to mimic nature. Wehonor all people and species as we regenerate from the soil up using regenerative agricultureprinciples. The organization serves as a liaison between small and large stakeholders and thefarming community to allocate resources for regional food-system development while increasingnew market opportunities for local producers. GPR focuses on seven desired outcomes: increasebiodiversity, expand holistic livestock management, replenish watersheds, support regenerativepolicies, boost producer profitability, amplify regional food systems and revitalize local economies.

“AS A 20 YEAR VETERAN IN THE HEMP & SUPERFOOD INDUSTRY, I’M EXCITED TO OFFER YOU THE HIGHEST QUALITY ORGANIC HEMP EXTRACT.” At RE Botanicals™, we believe that healthy soil creates healthy plants, healthy people, and a healthy climate. Our Pure Organic Hemp Apothecary harkens back to the traditions of plant extract apothecaries. We curate only the highest quality golden full spectrum plant-based hemp extracts, organically grown under the Colorado sun. Our founder John W. Roulac’s 20-year legacy in hemp and personal commitment to healthy living and regenerative agriculture ensure that we honor the artisan apothecary tradition and deliver purity that meets our ethical standards. The vast majority of USA grown hemp uses harsh chemical fertilizers, rotated with industrial GMO corn and soy and contributes to climate change and ocean die off. RE Botanicals™ commitment to high quality insures you that the product you consume is pure and organic.

Mission Statement: The California Hemp Council (CHC) was established to provide a strong, unified voice for the hemp industry before the California State Legislature, Office of the Governor, and Executive Branch. Established in 2019, the CHC is dedicated to supporting and expanding the hemp industry in the state, including the protection and expansion of in-state cultivation, manufacturing, and use of hemp.

Originally appointed under Governor Jerry Brown and now under Governor Gavin Newsom, the Industrial Hemp Advisory Board makes recommendations to the CDFA Secretary on all matters pertaining to industrial hemp seed law and regulations, enforcement, annual budgets, and the setting of an assessment rate required to accomplish the purposes of the California Industrial Hemp Law.

Super people deserve super foods. For Nutiva, it starts with organic, non-GMO farming—done without chemical pesticides or fertilizers. Our pure superfoods provide vital nutrition while accelerating the organic food movement.Serving as catalysts, innovators and pathfinders, we inform and inspire, offering thoughtful solutions to planetary challenges. As these ideas take root, communities everywhere are strengthened. We’re B Corp and Green Business certified, holding ourselves accountable to sustainable principles by reducing our carbon footprint, becoming a zero waste facility, and donating 1 percent of our sales.Join us in raising the bar for social and environmental responsibility. Together we can ensure a vibrant future by revolutionizing the way the world eats!Revolutionizing the way the world eats...since 1999. Nutiva. Nurture vitality.John started Nutiva in 1999 because of his deeply held belief that it is his purpose to challenge the industrial food model and create a better food system to nourish people, communities, and our planet. Through his leadership, Nutiva has become one of the fastest-growing superfoods company in the world. Nutiva has been named one of Inc. Magazine’s fastest-growing private companies in America for seven years in a row. Since its inception Nutiva has donated $3M + to groups promoting sustainable ag and environmental causes.

Helped set up seven hundred municipal home composting programs across the US from 1992 to 1997. Distributed 300,000 home compost bins, and educated 25,000 people on how to compost at seminars in southern california. Wrote and published Backyard Composting: Your Complete Guide to Recycling Yard Trimmings with 1M copies sold.

Was one of 17 people who formed Forests Forever to protect California's coastal redwood and doug fir forests. Our first effort was to place California Proposition 130 on the November 1990 ballot. We raised $6M and Big Timber spent $50M and fell short with 47.3% of the votes. We all learned how hard it is to change unjust laws even when their is clear benefit to millions of Californians.