They say, ‘Train a child in the ways he has to go and when he grows up, he will never depart from it’. How often we long to teach good manners to the children and yet they may not listen or learn. But ultimately with discipline, we can...

This is a blog post initially sent to the EAT membership as an email on 1/29/2019. In it, you will learn about what's changing and our strategy moving forward:

Wayne and I have decided to make major changes to The EAT Community to maximize our...

Walk along any river bank, beachfront, or marine location, it’s near-guaranteed you will find at least one piece of plastic. Since the introduction of the first polyethylene bag in the 1960’s, the human reliance on single-use plastic...

 Studies find that nearly 265 million metric tons of waste is produced in the US each day. Of this, less than 1% of solid waste gets recycled. The waste produced in our homes, when disposed of ineffectively, chokes the earth and the oceans.

Hello EAT Community members.

My name is Chris Powers and I have partnered with Wayne to help scale up EAT.

After reading hundreds of emails from our partners, students, and audience members, I thought it appropriate to publish a post to address...

The EAT Community started as a project of The Institute of Ecolonomics, which is an environmental nonprofit fostering business innovations to scale sustainability. EAT was an acronym for the Ecolonomic Action Team. Ecolonomics being defined as the...

Hello and welcome to EAT!

We’re on a mission to build a world class education company about regenerative agriculture, land restoration, and sustainable techniques and technologies.

If you are reading this you’re probably the kind of...