What Regenerative Tourism Really Means

In June 2015, Finca Luna Nueva served as the birthplace of a global movement when more than 70 leaders of the regenerative agriculture movement, representing 22 nations, gathered at the farm to inaugurate Regeneration International — the organization that would carry the principles of regenerative agriculture to every corner of the planet. That the founding took place at Finca Luna Nueva was not coincidental: the farm had become, by then, one of the most credible living demonstrations of regenerative principles in the tropical world, and a natural gathering point for those committed to transforming how humanity grows its food.

Regulating Bees Beyond Property and Pristine Nature: Ecological Thinking and Biocultural Landscapes in Mexico

In 2024, a landmark judicial ruling in Mexico formally recognized the ecological value of bees, setting a precedent for eco-centric legal interpretations of biodiversity. This decision responded to a long-standing struggle led by Indigenous and peasant beekeepers from the Yucatán Peninsula, who opposed the expansion of the agro-industrial model into established agroecological landscape.