Join the community
ABOCA verds is a community of people working, learning and experimenting together around ecological restoration, agroecology, biodiversity and collective care.
We bring together growers, land workers, educators, artists, researchers, neighbours, organisations and people who want to take an active role in caring for the territories we share.
Joining the ABOCA verds community gives you access to:
- Community gatherings and working days, where we come together to care for the land, grow food, restore habitats and share knowledge.
- A network of people and initiatives working across ecology, agroecology, culture, education and community.
- Opportunities to get involved in our projects, from community gardens and rotational grazing to research, workshops and cultural activities.
- Shared learning and conversations around ecological restoration, biodiversity, commons, climate adaptation and different ways of living with our territories.
- The chance to contribute your own knowledge, skills and ideas and help shape what we do together.
Join us and become part of a growing community caring for the places we call home.
Support our work
There are different ways to support ABOCA verds and the projects we coordinate — choose the one that suits you best.
- 01Monthly donationA regular contribution that keeps our everyday work going
- 02Adopt a goatCover the food and care of one of the Guerrilla Grazing animals
- 03Sponsor a hectareFund the rotational grazing and restoration of one hectare of land
- 04Land studyWe study your property and adapt a regenerative plan to its size
- 05Support a projectDonate to one of our other projects: Community Garden, Marine Stewardship, Learning Landscapes, Syntropic Agroforestry or the Living Lab
Become a member
ABOCA verds is a community-based association. Our work is sustained through shared responsibility, voluntary participation and the contributions of our members and supporters.
Membership helps us maintain the association, coordinate projects, care for the land and develop new initiatives around ecological restoration, agroecology, education and community.
We want ABOCA verds to remain accessible and open to people with different circumstances. If you would like to become a member but are unable to contribute financially, please get in touch with us.
Join us and help build a resilient, regenerative community rooted in care for our shared territories.
Get in touch
Tell us how you’d like to take part — becoming a member, organising a talk or workshop, joining a working day, or anything else.
You can also write to us on Instagram: @abocaverds.
Read the Regeneration Pledge — our declaration.
The pledge