821 million people are undernourished
Meanwhile the world is facing 10 - 20% fewer crops to feed a rapidly growing population.
Agroecology empowers farmers and communities to combat these risks.
It is time to take action.
Help us build 1000 thriving
regenerative communities.
Thriving regenerative communities have an ecosystem that connects Educators, Farmers, and Youth through regenerative agriculture.
Our programming provides curriculum and training to support eco-literacy education for the next generation. Place-based programs are to be implemented at schools, in gardens, on farms, and within your community.
We focus on 3 audiences.
ALL EDUCATORS WELCOME
Teaching degrees optional.
If you’re passionate about educating future generations on the ecological impacts of human choices, consider becoming a fully-certified Fearless Farmers Educator.
You will gain access to our curriculum for use in your classroom, homeschool, during after-school programs, or even at your own farm!
You’ll have mentors and peers just like you throughout our program and become part of a community that will support your dreams of teaching regenerative agriculture.
REAP WHAT YOU TEACH THEM TO SOW
See a healthy return on your investment
Build deeper relationships with your customers
Create a rich environment for eco-literacy in your community.
When you become one of our partner farms, you’ll get the training you need along with access to our educator network to help you create an incredible place for camps, classes, farm days and field trips on your farm or ranch.
COMMUNITY AMBASSADORS
Are you a civic leader, policy-maker, or school administrator? Are you passionate about regenerative agriculture, place-based learning, or nutrient-dense foods?
Personalize your relationship with land, community, and wellness through our unique programming.
Bring your learnings back to your community to spark your community toward success.
A MESSAGE FROM OUR FOUNDER
Imagine an abundant world where we honor the diversity in our communities
above the ground and below the ground.
Is it any wonder that there is a disconnect between what children eat and where it comes from?
Right now we receive little to no ecological education throughout our lifetimes.
We are disconnected from nature from the time we are children.
We are not taught to go outside and listen, to learn from nature.
We are not taught that we are a part of nature.
This truth left us asking, “who is claiming the responsibility for providing this education?”
We are.
We are Fearless Farmers and we are going beyond addressing the symptoms of climate change by providing the knowledge, resources, and ecological literacy that educators in the community need to regenerate themselves and learn how to model and facilitate the same for children.