We help communities create and sustain regenerative projects. Our work brings people together to care for shared spaces, strengthen ecological systems, and build practical solutions that support long-term resilience. Guided by ecological principles and community values, we collaborate with local organizations, schools, and neighborhood groups on projects that grow food, compost, expand access to green space, build green, and deepen connection to place. We believe regeneration is a collective effort, and we work alongside communities to support the ongoing stewardship of the places we call home.
“We don’t have a right to ask whether we are going to succeed or not. The only thing we have a right to ask is, ‘What’s the right thing to do? What does this earth require of us if we want to continue to live on it?’”
— Wendell Berry
Richard Daley
Grounded in practice and guided by a whole-systems approach to design and building, Richard’s work centers on regenerative, human-scale systems. Over the years he has collaborated on numerous projects and facilitated workshops in varied settings, from formal institutions to grassroots gatherings, and he currently contributes to community education by teaching courses at Hudson Valley Community College and the Yestermorrow Design/Build School. Richard holds a degree in Green Building from the State University of New York, and his writing has appeared in Permaculture Design Magazine, Lion’s Roar Magazine, Resilience, and other publications. What matters most to him are the relationships he’s built and the collective work he’s been part of—real, community-based efforts to build a better future.