Gregory Landua

CEO, Regen Network Development, PBC
Gregory Landua is a regenerative entrepreneur, ecologist, and thought leader dedicated to reshaping the future of ecological economics.

As co-founder and CEO of Regen Network, Gregory spearheads the development of a community-owned eco-credit registry and marketplace that supports verified carbon and biodiversity markets. Regen Network facilitates the transition towards regenerative systems on a global scale through innovative asset issuance, verification, and governance protocols.

Gregory co-authored Regenerative Enterprise (2013) and co-founded Terra Genesis International, transforming it from a consultancy into a global leader in the regenerative movement. He holds a Master of Science in Regenerative Entrepreneurship and Design from Gaia University and a Permaculture Design Certificate from Cascadia Permaculture.

His passion lies in designing and implementing cutting-edge agroforestry and ecological projects that actively regenerate ecosystems. Gregory also hosts the Planetary Regeneration Podcast, where he explores the intersections of ecology, economy, and community with leading voices in the field. He is committed to empowering organizations and communities to achieve a regenerative future, creating scalable solutions that align ecological health with economic prosperity.

The Biocultural Paradigm: Redefining Conservation Finance

Gregory Landua
The article introduces the Biocultural Crediting Pilot, a groundbreaking conservation finance initiative in the Amazon Headwaters that integrates Indigenous wisdom with innovative biodiversity and cultural stewardship crediting mechanisms. Led by the Sharamentsa Achuar community and partners like Fundacion Pachamama and Regen Network, the project aims to protect biodiversity, particularly jaguar habitats, while promoting Indigenous sovereignty. It redefines conservation finance by aligning ecological stewardship with economic systems, demonstrating a new model for sustainable environmental protection and community-driven conservation.

To credit, or not to credit

Gregory Landua
The article explores the use of the term "Ecocredit" within Regen Network, addressing concerns about the negative connotations associated with "credits" in ecosystem markets. It traces the evolution of terminology used by Regen Network, from "ecological contracts" to "Ecocredits," reflecting a broader vision of ecological health, trust, and improvement. The discussion also explores alternative terms like "EcoUnits" and "BioTokens" and emphasizes the importance of aligning ecological contributions with transparent, trust-based systems that extend beyond simple carbon offsetting.

Indigenous-Led Group Launches Cutting-Edge Biocultural Jaguar Credits

Gregory Landua
The article announces the launch of "Biocultural Jaguar Credits," a conservation initiative by the Sharamentsa Achuar community, Fundacion Pachamama, and Regen Network to protect 10,000 hectares of jaguar habitat in Ecuador. Using blockchain technology and advanced monitoring, the project aims to preserve ancestral lands and biodiversity. The credits support sustainable practices and offer a transparent, accountable model for conservation finance, with pre-financing already underway to further develop this Indigenous-led initiative.

The Role of Emerging Technologies for Indigenous Peoples and Land Steward Community (IPLC) Engagement with Biodiversity Credit Markets

Gregory Landua
The article explores how emerging technologies, such as blockchain, satellite monitoring, bioacoustics, and data wallets, can empower Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IPLCs) in biodiversity credit markets. It discusses both the benefits and challenges of these technologies, emphasizing the importance of preserving IPLC sovereignty and ecological wisdom while navigating digital tools for conservation. The article advocates for IPLC-led initiatives, including sovereign wealth funds, to ensure that technology serves as a bridge to more equitable and regenerative environmental stewardship.
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