Get Dirty

We Have the Power to Impact Our Future, and We’re Doing Something About It

Getting dirty engages us directly in regeneration. Globally there are a plethora of transformational programs and projects showcasing not only repair but demonstrating how positively connected environmental and social systems deliver flourishing shifts.

Our passion drives us and there’s far more to it than this. We’re redefining values and business. As Tim Jarvis AM puts it:

habitat restoration, environmental education and safeguarding rare native species is not only a critical undertaking but a viable, repeatable, and scalable social enterprise.6

This impacts far more than immediate areas:

Social norms, which define acceptable behaviour, can shift rapidly

Research… suggests that anywhere from 3.5% to 25% of the population can drive significant societal shifts7

What is a social norm?
Our economy is a value exchange. We value what helps us to survive and to feel good. We will, within certain boundaries and our own mindsets, pay for a product or service based on this. Consequently, as we increasingly value our global systems, understand the interconnections and feel what this actually means, regenerative economies can rapidly become the norm. What I buy and support has a quantum impact on thriving.

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