Healthy Soils
Supporting soil structure, biological activity and long-term ecosystem functioning through agroecological land management.
REAGRY
Agroecological Transitions Rooted in Tradition for Climate Resilience
REAGRY is an international agroecology project developing climate-resilient farming solutions by combining traditional land-use practices, scientific validation, and farmer-led innovation across Europe.
What we build together
Biodiversity Recovery
Enhancing biodiversity, habitat quality and ecosystem resilience across agricultural landscapes.
Water Retention
Developing climate-adaptive farming systems that improve infiltration and drought resilience.
Viable Farming Systems
Supporting economically resilient farming systems that balance productivity, sustainability and long-term adaptability.
Strong Rural Communities
Strengthening collaboration, knowledge exchange and community-driven agroecological transitions across Europe.
About REAGRY
Science and tradition for resilient agriculture
Climate change, soil degradation and biodiversity loss are major challenges for European agriculture. REAGRY aims to modernize and scientifically validate traditional agroecological practices such as rotational grazing, agro-silvopastoral systems and landscape-based restoration approaches.
Through five Pilot sites and Living Labs, the project develops practical and regionally adapted solutions that improve drought resilience, biodiversity, soil health and long-term farm sustainability.
REAGRY combines ecological monitoring, socio-economic assessment, farmer experience and policy-oriented research to support the wider adoption of regenerative agroecological systems.
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5
Countries
5
Living Labs
36
Months
Multi-actor
collaboration
EU Agroecology
Partnership
Latest developments at REAGRY
Follow the field activities, milestones and upcoming events of the Living Lab collaborations.
Event
Kick-off Meeting — Coming Soon
The REAGRY consortium will meet to launch project activities and establish collaboration between Living Labs.
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Pilot
Pilot site activities will begin in 2026
The first field monitoring campaigns and ecological assessments will begin across all pilot regions in 2026.
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Community
Farmer learning networks under development
The project is building collaborative knowledge-sharing networks connecting farmers and researchers across Europe.
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