Discovering the most inspiring regenerative, sustainable, and nature-based projects happening across the UK, Europe, and the world.
🇬🇧 United Kingdom
97 farms across Devon have begun restoring wildflower meadows, ancient orchards, and hedgerows while still producing food — guided by rare bats, dormice, and centuries of ecological knowledge. Backed by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, this is regenerative farming as it should be: practical, collaborative, and rooted in place.
🌍 Pan-European
Rewilding Europe reconnected rivers, restored grasslands, and brought back species from cinereous vultures to European bison across ten landscape-scale areas.
🇬🇧 England
The UK government commits half a billion to restoring entire ecosystems across more than 50 landscape-scale projects — framed as national nature infrastructure.
🌍 Pan-European
Citizens across 31 countries are taking ownership of clean energy — generating power, cutting bills, and keeping revenue local.
🇰🇪 Kenya
Enonkishu Conservancy is restoring Maasai Mara rangelands by putting traditional knowledge and community ownership at the centre of conservation.
"The solutions already exist. We just need more people to see them."
Green Atlas Project is a weekly guide to the regenerative projects reshaping our relationship with land, sea, and energy.
From Devon hedgerows to Kenyan rangelands, from European rivers to community solar — we find the work that gives you genuine reason for optimism.