GreenBarriers: Regenerative Ecosystems Process

We are opening this space to the SoilTribes Community of Practice as an invitation to participate directly in shaping a model of ecosystem restoration that actually works — ecologically, socially and economically. This is not about observing. It is about contributing.

We are looking for people and organizations who can:
→ Share data or knowledge that could unlock restoration (soil data, land access, biodiversity indicators, local insights)
→ Help translate existing data into actionable decisions for landowners and practitioners
→ Bring tools, technologies or methodologies that can be tested in real conditions
→ Connect us with land, communities or local actors facing similar challenges
→ Contribute to designing governance and financing models that make restoration viable
→ Join or support on-the-ground actions, including regenerative volunteering

The Almazarán pilot is our starting point, but the goal is to learn fast, together, and build something that can be replicated across territories.

Rather than implementing a large-scale network from the start, GreenBarriers focuses on developing and testing a local pilot project. This approach allows participants to validate methods, technologies and governance models before expanding the initiative to other territories.

The process encourages collaboration between different actors including local cooperatives, environmental experts, companies interested in climate responsibility, and institutions supporting ecosystem restoration.

GreenBarriers aims to generate ecological, social and economic value by restoring degraded ecosystems, creating local employment opportunities and strengthening community knowledge around regenerative land management.