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On Feb. 16th, Geoship CEO Micha Mikailian joined an inspiring lineup of changemakers at Regenerate LA, a summit co-hosted by RegenWorld and the Future Self Institute, dedicated to forging real, regenerative solutions for our cities. Held in Los Angeles, the event was a dynamic blend of inspiration, innovation, and actionable ideas, bringing together thought leaders, innovators, and community advocates committed to making regeneration the new normal—across housing, food, energy, and beyond.
Geoship’s Vision for Regeneration:
Micha delivered a compelling session on climate-resilient housing, highlighting how Geoship’s bioceramic domes—crafted from 100% raw minerals—can revolutionize sustainable shelter. As climate disasters intensify, the way we build matters more than ever. He explored how regenerative architecture, community-driven solutions, and a decentralized housing model can help reshape the future of resilient, affordable living.
Watch a few video clips below from Micha Mikailian’s session, where he details the innovative Geoship technology that is redefining regenerative housing. Built from 100% raw minerals and engineered to withstand fire, flood, hurricanes, and earthquakes, Geoship’s bioceramic domes not only offer superior insulation but also create a closed-loop materials economy. This breakthrough is setting a new standard for climate-resilient, affordable, and all-natural living solutions.
Alongside Micha, an impressive lineup of speakers shared their expertise on regenerative living, including award-winning entrepreneur Stacey Murphy, visionary Sacha Stone, community advocate Scott Vineberg, and insightful Ryan Tomlinson. Hosted by thought leaders like Peter Oppermann and Brad Nye, the day featured keynote presentations, panel discussions, project pitches, and breakout sessions, all underscoring the power of collaborative regeneration.
Regenerate LA posed a bold question: Why rebuild LA when we can regenerate it? The summit made one thing clear—solutions already exist, and the future is being built today.
At Geoship, we see ourselves as part of a thriving regenerative movement—one that is powered by an ecosystem of inspiring organizations working toward a shared vision of a healthier, more resilient planet. While regenerative housing is a crucial piece of this puzzle, truly bringing this future to life requires collaboration, collective action, and bold solutions across all sectors. That’s why we are committed to uplifting and spotlighting the incredible organizations that share this mission, co-creating real change, and building the momentum needed to make regeneration the new normal. In the wake of the LA fires earlier this year, we want to take a moment to recognize and support some of the remarkable organizations in the Los Angeles area that are leading the way in regenerative solutions. 🌱✨
Key Players in Regenerative Living
Explore the organizations powering Regenerate LA, each making a unique contribution to our post-wildfire recovery:
Championing Food Security Ron Finley’s urban gardening revolution transforms neglected spaces into productive community gardens. His initiatives ensure access to fresh, nutritious food while empowering residents to reclaim their neighborhoods. His work is a critical pillar in rebuilding food security and community resilience in a post-wildfire Los Angeles.
Restoring Our Urban Forests TreePeople has been a catalyst for environmental renewal since 1973. Their programs—from reforesting burned areas to creating green schoolyards—help restore urban ecosystems and foster community engagement. Their work is essential for cooling our cities and nurturing a healthier, greener future.
Cultivating Regenerative Agriculture Born from a promise to a rescue dog and a dream for better food, Apricot Lane Farms has transformed barren land into a thriving regenerative ecosystem. By restoring soil vitality and biodiversity, they grow over 200 varieties of produce and raise livestock with care—demonstrating that sustainable agriculture is key to healing both our land and our communities.
Innovating Resilient Housing In the wake of wildfire devastation, Earthen Project LA is pioneering resilient, eco-friendly housing. By using local earthen materials and streamlining permitting processes, they’re building affordable, sustainable homes that blend with the natural landscape and provide safe shelter for future generations.
Integrating Sustainable Construction Regenerative Systems bridges modern development and environmental stewardship through innovative, self-sufficient construction. Their holistic approach transforms disaster recovery challenges into opportunities, ensuring every structure contributes to a cycle of sustainable growth and community resilience.
Connecting Communities for Climate Action As a global network of over 9,000 members, Climate Tech Cities unites professionals from renewable energy, policy, technology, and beyond. Their collaborative platform empowers local stakeholders to implement cutting-edge climate strategies, driving urban resilience and decarbonization across multiple cities.
Moving Forward Together
#RegenerateLA demonstrates that our post-wildfire recovery is powered by collaboration and innovation. The combined efforts of Ron Finley, TreePeople, Apricot Lane Farms, Earthen Project LA, Regenerative Systems, and Climate Tech Cities offer a comprehensive blueprint for a resilient Los Angeles. With inspiring leaders like Micha, Stacey Murphy, Sacha Stone, Scott Vineberg, and Ryan Tomlinson sharing their insights and a host of visionary partners guiding the conversation, we are poised to transform tragedy into a legacy of renewal, resilience, and hope.
Join the movement. Embrace the change. Let’s Regenerate Los Angeles.
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