From conversation to implementation
Restoration you can stand on.
ERA’s learning hubs and exemplary projects turn the cooling science into places — living laboratories where restoration is designed, measured, and made replicable.
EcoFinca · Panama Canal watershed
ERA’s first demonstration site: a working farm-and-forest laboratory in the watershed that feeds the Panama Canal. Regenerative agriculture, water-cycle restoration, and community training — proving that restoring the rain is also economic infrastructure.
Status: live — launched May 2026.
Read the launch story →
Edward’s Hamlet · Uganda
A community-led regeneration centre prototyping ERA’s model in East Africa — soil, water, and livelihoods restored together, seeded by the ERA Fund’s first loan.
Status: active prototype.
Exemplary Projects
ARARA is a climate finance platform designed to channel capital directly into verified forest protection and restoration efforts across the Amazon, ensuring transparency, accountability, and measurable climate and biodiversity impact at scale.
Nakivale Refugee Regenerators
ERA members in Nakivale Refugee Settlement—many of them refugees themselves—are restoring soil and water while improving quality of life through regenerative agriculture, agroforestry, and education.
Panama Restoration Lab
The Panama Restoration Lab is a regional hub for nature-based solutions, restoring the Panama Canal watershed through science, innovation, and community engagement, aiming to enhance resilience and scale ecological restoration globally.
ERA Fund
A member-governed fund making small, catalytic loans and grants where they unlock the most — seeded by a founder donation, now backing its first projects.
Fund a leverage point →African Consortium
A member-led coalition coordinating regeneration hubs across the continent — pooling training, tools, and finance so each new site starts further ahead than the last.