What is ReGen Civics?

ReGen Civics builds the tools and runs the in-real-life game that regenerative land projects use today. Its year turns through four seasons: land projects design their games, crowdpool what they need, build on the land, and rest. Church of the Regenerative Earth (CORE) is the church and operating entity. ReGen Civics is the platform and alliance; it is not the church. The ReGen Network Cooperative is in design; it is not part of CORE and is not yet an entity.

What is the ReGen Network Cooperative?

The ReGen Network Cooperative is being designed as a member-owned cooperative in which land projects and people buy and steward land together, governed democratically by the network itself. It is not yet a legal entity and it accepts no money. We are designing it now with land projects, future members and counsel. You can tell us you're interested at regencivics.earth/loi. Telling us you're interested is not a commitment and involves no money. We'll keep you posted as the cooperative takes shape and invite you into the design conversations.

How can I support regenerative land projects?

Play the Game, join a season, or bring what you have to a land project through crowdpooling. Crowdpooling coordinates and accounts for what people bring to land projects: time, things, skills, land and money. Money goes through outside partners each project holds, never through ReGen Civics. The campaigns shown today are examples; real campaigns open when Season 2 starts crowdpooling.

What is the Infinite Game?

The Infinite Game is our approach to regenerative development. Unlike finite games played to win, infinite games are played to continue playing. We design our systems to create lasting positive impact that compounds across generations.

How do I join ReGen Civics?

You can join by attending our community sessions, completing quests, or applying to bring your land project into the next season. Visit our Team page to learn about open roles, or check the Schedule page for upcoming events.

What are ReGen Civics tokens?

The Game has two tokens: $ReGen, earned for contributions like quests and bounties, and RGVoice, which carries governance voice in the Game. Tokens in ReGen Civics record contributions and carry governance weight in the Game. They make no claim about financial value. $RCivics comes from the earlier fund design. Its role, if any, in the cooperative is being reviewed with counsel. RCVoice comes from the earlier fund design. The cooperative is designed to vote one member, one vote, and how RCVoice relates to that is being reviewed with counsel.

How to Apply for Season 2: Complete Application Guide

Step-by-step tutorial on submitting your land project application for the next ReGen Civics season. Learn what information you need and how to present your project effectively.

Update, October 2026: Season 2 applications are open again, on a rolling basis, until the crowdpooling round opens on March 20. We review them as they come in. Being accepted means your project meets the minimum criteria to take part in crowdpooling. From there it's up to each village and project to follow along, join the sessions, watch any you missed, and do the parts your project needs to join the crowdpooling round. The weekly time and the sessions so far are on the Season Schedule. The steps below still describe how to apply.

Ready to apply? This guide walks you through every step of the application process.

What You Will Need

Before starting your application, gather:

Project Details: Name, location, size (hectares/acres), current and intended community size
Vision Statement: A clear description of your regenerative goals
Team Information: Who is leading this project and what experience do they bring
Financial Overview: Current funding status and capital needs
Supporting Documents: Photos, site plans, or other relevant materials (optional)

The Application Process

Our application form is designed to be completed in one sitting, though you can save drafts and return later.

Step 1: Project Basics - Enter your project name, location, and size. Use our built-in hectares-to-acres converter if needed.

Step 2: Community Details - Tell us about your current community (number of people and households) and your vision for full build-out.

Step 3: Vision and Goals - Describe what you are creating and why it matters. Be specific about your regenerative practices.

Step 4: Team and Experience - Introduce your core team members and highlight relevant experience.

Step 5: Financial and Timeline - Share your current funding status, capital needs, and project timeline.

Step 6: Mixed Use (if applicable) - Indicate if your project includes residential, commercial, or industrial components.

Step 7: Review and Submit - Double-check everything before submitting.

After You Apply

Once submitted, you will receive a confirmation email. Our review team evaluates applications on a rolling basis. Projects that pass our initial quality check will be invited to participate in the community governance process.

Remember: passing our quality check does not guarantee selection. Final participation is determined by community governance, typically requiring 90% unity among active participants.

Tips for a Strong Application

Be specific: Vague descriptions make it hard to evaluate your project
Show your work: If you have already started, share photos and progress
Be realistic: We value honest assessments over overpromising
Highlight regeneration: Make clear how your project serves ecological and social healing

Questions?

If you have questions during the application process, join one of our Open Sessions or reach out through our contact form.

Ready to begin? Start Your Application

We look forward to learning about your project!