The Open Technology Ecosystem for Agricultural Management brings together almost two dozen entities—including government agencies, research institutions, nonprofits, and corporations—to build open source tools that improve the ability of farmers and ranchers to make informed management decisions about their land in ways that result in increased landscape health. As a partner in this endeavor, we at Regen are contributing our expertise and technology regarding remote sensing of ecological indicators, durable and interoperable storage of ecological data, and governance of decentralized networks.

Yale OpenLab develops and incubate open source and disruptive projects that seek to address the most pressing big picture challenges. Regen Network has been partnering with their Open Climate project to explore the application of blockchain and other emerging technologies to the challenge of helping the world keep a transparent accounting system as we strive to achieve the climate targets set in the 2015 Paris Agreement (PA).