OUR MISSION

We believe that the present is regenerative. It is our mission to restore the relationship between humans and the earth. We use permaculture principles and techniques to bring sovereignty and happiness to our communities.

WE LIVE REGENERATION THROUGH THE POWER OF ACTION AND COLLABORATION.

WE SET UP MODELS OF AGROFORESTRY AND EDIBLE GARDEN SYSTEMS IN RURAL COMMUNITIES.

WE TEACH WORKSHOPS AND GIVE TOURS OF AGRO-FORESTS AND PERMACULTURE GARDENS.

WE WROTE A REGENERATIVE LIFESTYLE GUIDE FOR YOU, AND IT’S A BEST SELLER!

Jean Pullen 

Jean Pullen is a multi-talented artist, gardener, cook, musician, best selling book writer, and entrepreneur. Jean is the founder of Regenerate Your Reality, partner at Jungle Project and a Soil Advocate at Kiss the Ground.

In her past life, Jean worked in corporate finance, changing jobs every few years, but she never really felt satisfied. She has always questioned the status quo; her passion for truth and environmentalism led her to dismantle her life and begin a journey of self-exploration, changing her inner world and regenerating her reality. 

She redesigned her lifestyle, focusing on living simply, learning, unlearning, and eventually teaching. In her travels to Europe, Mexico, and Central America over the past five years, Jean has had the opportunity to co-create, volunteer with, and visit various permaculture projects.

Her journeys and accumulated lessons led her to write her memoir and guide to regenerative living, a blueprint for anyone seeking to regenerate their reality, too. Jean believes we can be part of the solution to the climate crisis, and that we all can play our part by living regeneration and coming back to our essence of love. 

Alan Cacao

Alan Cacao is always learning from nature and indigenous cultures and uses this knowledge to bring people in the Western world closer to nature and their roots. Alan leads agroforestry consulting, design, and management. Alan originally studied to become a civil engineer in his home country of Mexico. Once he finished his studies, he began to travel in order to "expand his vision of the world," thus beginning a series of adventures where he became immersed in the spiritual world of plants and spent time living with different indigenous groups. At this time, he learned about building with natural materials and regenerative agriculture. After two years on the road, he was introduced to permaculture in one of the largest projects in Latin America called Las Cañadas, where he spent two years as a volunteer (almost 11 years ago). Later, he began a trip through Central and South America for 9 years, during which time he continued collaborating in diverse projects (including being a farm manager for famous permaculture project called Punta Mona in Costa Rica and working with other projects such as Essence Arenal in Costa Rica and Mystical Yoga Farm in Guatemala). He has also collaborated and lived with various indigenous and agricultural communities. Alan has planted thousands of trees and permaculture gardens, offering different ceremonies with cacao, sweat lodge (temazcal), and fire. His mission is to protect seeds. Alan’s greatest passions are the love of nature, plants, animals and mushrooms, cooking, the creation of music, and sharing everything possible.