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.

What Makes ReGen Civics Different: 7 Unique Features of Our Regenerative Platform

When we started building ReGen Civics, we were designing a new way for people to organize, support, and grow regenerative land projects together. Here are seven features that set our approach apart.

When we started building ReGen Civics, we were designing a new way for people to organize, support, and grow regenerative land projects together.

Here are seven features that set ReGen Civics apart from anything else in the regenerative space.

1. The Infinite Game Framework

Most programs have a beginning and an end. You apply, you participate, you graduate, and then you are on your own. ReGen Civics flips this model entirely.

We designed our platform around the concept of an "Infinite Game," inspired by James P. Carse's philosophy. In finite games, players compete to win and the game ends. In infinite games, players play to keep playing, and the goal is to continue the game forever evolving into growing diversity of more beautiful and regenerative societies.

2. Two Tokens: Voice and Contribution

In most organizations, money and power travel together: the people with money get the say, and the people who give time and energy often get none. ReGen Civics separates the two with two tokens.

RGVoice is your voice in governance. You earn it by showing up, contributing, completing quests, and taking part in the community.

$ReGen records contribution. It goes to projects and players who show measurable positive impact on land, community, and ecosystems.

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3. Seasonal Rhythm Aligned with Nature

We do not operate on arbitrary fiscal quarters or academic semesters. ReGen Civics follows the rhythm of the seasons, beginning each major cycle at an Equinox or Solstice.

Season 2 began at the September Equinox 2026 with the Design Season: 13 weeks of intensive support while land projects design their games. From there the year turns through the Resource, Build, and Rest seasons.

4. Quest-Based Learning and Contribution

ReGen Civics uses a quest system inspired by role-playing games. Each quest is a real-world challenge that advances both your personal growth and your project's development.

5. Alliance Network Architecture

ReGen Civics is an alliance of interconnected groups: land projects, alliance partners, supporters, and ReGen players.

6. Transparent, Participatory Governance

Decisions in ReGen Civics happen through our Decentralized Human Organization (DHO), where members propose, debate, and vote in the open.

7. SEEDS Legacy Recognition & 10+ Years

Many of our community members participated in the SEEDS ecosystem before ReGen Civics emerged. We believe that contribution should be honored. We learned a lot on that path that started June Solstice 2017. Explore more about this story in the next blog post!

Welcome to the Infinite Game.