Bridging holistic health and wellness with civic ecology

Regenerative Agriculture & Natural Farming

We believe that Regenerative Agriculture offers viable solutions for the current and future ecologic challenges across the globe. In order to address these issues at a local level, Mongol Tribe is committed to cultivating living models using regenerative and traditional practices. It is our goal to move beyond sustainability by supporting the active development of dynamic, living systems. Our philosophies are rooted in community ecology, traditional land management, and urban forestry.

We have partnered with regenerative and ecologically minded organizations to develop projects centered upon ecologic and social well-being. We are actively pursuing public and private sites for implementation, as well as seeking donors and grants to support our work. Our ideal locations are within historically underrepresented populations, where we can engage, empower, and employ local people to manage their own communities.

Our projects are currently centered on increasing resiliency through natural farming and regenerative agriculture strategies for increasing food sovereignty through food forest development, enhancing local biodiversity through integrated pest management, and improving soil health to increase soil water holding capacity and improve groundwater recharge rates. We are facilitating the healthy management of ecological habitats and supporting the regenerative development of economically valuable forest products. 

We are developing an apprenticeship program that will offer hands-on experience in a diversity of specializations such as:

​Arboriculture, Beekeeping, Biological surveys, ​Canopy mapping, ​​Food forestry, Habitat restoration, Integrated pest management, Moon cycles, Mushrooms, Mycorestoration, ​Native habitat management, Natural farming, Natural medicine, Regenerative principles, Seasonal nectaries, Shepherding, Silviculture, Soil health, Traditional land management, Tree mapping, Urban forestry, Watershed resilience, Woodworking
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Current Projects

​Edible Arboretum: Food Forest Project
  • Nate Harrison Serenity Ranch (Planning for Winter 2022)
  • Skyline Hills Arboretum and Natural Playscape (Planning for Winter 2022)​​

Sovereign Seeds: Seed Library Project
  • Ocean Beach Public Library
  • Centro Culturo de la Raza​
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Completed Projects

Edible Arboretum: Food Forest Project
  • ​TSDF: Opening the Outdoors, 2021
    • Food Oasis: Wild Willow Farm (Completed, Spring 2022)

​​Sovereign Seeds: Seed Library Project
  • Ocean Beach Public Library (Founded, March 23, 2019)