Season Two: thirteen seats, selected on the Equinox
Season Two selects thirteen regenerative land projects across every stage, scale, and approach to regeneration. The cohort builds its models together, then launches, with every community project that is ready, into one shared crowdpooling campaign where the world decides what to pool into. Projects that graduate become the foundation of what the cooperative is being designed to steward.
Season 2 applications are open and rolling until the crowdpooling round opens on March 20. We review them as they come in and email you as we go. 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.
How a season works
Selected. A season council of players from past seasons picks thirteen projects on the Equinox, built for range across maturity, scale, and approach.
Built. Thirteen teams design their governance, legal, economic and financial models together, reviewing each other's work against the standard an investor will actually apply.
Graduated. After thirteen weeks, projects that finish with everything they need go live together in one shared crowdpooling campaign. At least nine, and the aim is all thirteen. Community projects that are ready join them.
Pooled and funded. The world decides which projects to pool money, land, equipment and labor into. What comes through becomes the foundation of what the cooperative is being designed to steward.
What it costs
No fee to apply and no fee to take part. What a project brings is its team's time and a token swap that makes the alliance and the project co-invested in each other. Every model, template, legal structure and framework built during the season is open-sourced, because charging admission to the on-ramp would work against growing the ReGenerative Renaissance.
Thirteen weeks of accelerator covering governance, legal structure, economics and financing, designed alongside twelve other projects. A network that carries some of what usually falls on one or two founders. A shared crowdpooling launch, so a project raises alongside the network rather than alone.