Center for Regenerative Living (CCRL)

CCRL is a bioregional hub dedicated to demonstrating regenerative practices that protect biodiversity, foster resilience, and empower communities to thrive in balance with nature. What We Do - Restore Nature: Reviving wetlands, biodiversity conservation, healthy soil and rescue wildlife - Empower Economies: Supporting local makers, artists and small local businesses - Heal People: Offering wellness programs and sacred spaces in nature - Grow Food & Sovereignty: Regenerative farming, complimentary meals and education - Educate for Impact: Engagement and hands-on learning - Storytelling and immersive experiences aimed at inspiring action 2023–2025 Impact Highlights - 7,000+ lives touched through retreats, eco-tours, artisan markets & programs - 1,261 lbs of food grown | 2,000 lbs composted - 339 seniors trained through USDA grant with Fleet Farming - 1st Wildlife Rescue Chapter in Indian River County - 100+ small businesses supported through ChoZen artisan markets - Co-producers of Emmy Award Winning Documentary, Path of the Panther 2025–2026 Goals - Maximize awareness through storytelling, public speaking, workshops and social media campaigns to help protect 1,000,000 acres of the Florida Wildlife Corridor - Reach more than 1,500 seniors with wellness & food programs - Triple compost production, train 250+ in regenerative practices - Restore 3-acre wildlife rehab zone - Launch real-time impact dashboard - Mentor 3 new regenerative sites across the Americas - Conduct training across Florida in partnership with FWC on corridor appropriate development. - Implement SNAP program for low income families to purchase food from CCRL Your contribution supports real transformation—from the soil to the soul. Every donation brings us closer to a world in harmony with nature Support Our 2025–2026 Priorities: - Wellness & Agriculture Education - Wildlife Rescue & Ecosystem Restoration - Real-Time Impact Dashboard - Artisan Markets & Business Incubators - Food Access through SNAP - Partnerships in Florida a - Raise awareness to protect 1,000,000 acres of the Florida Wildlife Corridor