Why did Sarnian Group co-found Regenera Natural Capital?

Nobody restores a continent alone. And in 2026, the map is being drawn fast. This is the pivot year for natural capital.

A new High Seas treaty is in force. New forest and ocean finance facilities are opening. Nature is entering mainstream financial disclosure. And this October, the world's governments meet in Yerevan to decide how nature actually gets financed.

The norms — who builds this asset class, and who benefits from it — are being set right now. Windows like this don't stay open long.

Which is why I'm proud to share what we've been building. In Oslo, at the Nordic Climate Finance Summit on the 9th and 10th September, Sarnian Group, Inc and Fellow Future are launching Regenera Natural Capital — a partnership founded on the three convictions I've argued across these posts: outcomes before offsets, infrastructure before "impact," and local ownership before extraction.

Regenera exists to turn degraded land and stranded ecosystems into bankable, benefit-sharing natural-capital assets — and to convene the operators, investors and communities who can scale them.

We are not waiting for the perfect market to arrive. We are building the pipeline that deserves one.

If you invest in real assets, steward land, or move capital toward resilience — let's talk. The map is being drawn. I would rather draw it with partners than inherit someone else's.