FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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Yes. We take privacy seriously and only collect the information needed to provide access to our community tools and communications. Your details are never sold or shared without your consent.

Yes. Most of our content is publicly available, including articles, guides, and the resource library. However, some vineyards in the Regenerative Vineyard Network chose to make their profile visible only to logged-in users, and you cannot reply to or create discussions without a free account.

The Regenerative Vineyard Network is a global directory of vineyards that are exploring or implementing regenerative practices. It functions as a robust, interactive map to help growers connect, share progress, and see how regenerative principles are being applied in different regions and contexts. Each vineyard that participates must complete a regenerative viticulture questionnaire to self-assess where they are on their journey. They can then chose to be visible to the public, only to logged-in members, or only to the RVF team.

The forum is a space for growers, producers, researchers, and advocates to connect, ask questions, share experiences, and discuss regenerative viticulture in practice. It’s designed to foster community-led learning and support.

Profiles include your vineyard name, location, website, and selected regenerative practices such as cover cropping, animal integration, or biodiversity initiatives. You can choose which details to share when submitting and whether you would like your profile to be visible to the public, only logged-in network users, or only the RVF team.

To join the network, if you haven’t already done so, first create a member profile on the RVF website. You’ll be asked to provide basic details like your name, email, and company details if relevant. Once you have an account, you can Add a Vineyard from your member profile page, and you can add as many as you like!

For each vineyard you wish to add, you’ll fill out a simple self-assessment questionnaire that helps you identify where you are across key regenerative practices, such as soil health, biodiversity, and water management. This allows us to reflect your current progress on your profile and helps you track your evolution over time.

The network is open to anyone curious about regenerative viticulture. You can browse vineyards by region, certification, or practices to see how growers are putting regeneration into action. Whether you’re a wine lover, researcher, buyer, or advocate, the profiles offer insight into how different producers are restoring their land and shaping a more resilient future for wine.

Your support helps fund grower resources, educational programs, research partnerships, and community-building initiatives. Every donation contributes directly to advancing regenerative practices in vineyards around the world.

The Foundation is a registered non-profit. Depending on your country, your donation may be tax-deductible. We recommend consulting your local tax authority or advisor for guidance. The Regenerative Viticulture Foundation is registered with and regulated by the Charity Commission (Charity ref 1195208).

Yes. You can choose to make a one-time gift or set up a monthly recurring donation to provide ongoing support for our programs and outreach. Please contact us to inquire about monthly donations.

Absolutely. The Regenerative Viticulture Foundation is registered with and regulated by the Charity Commission (Charity ref 1195208). Whether you’re contributing as a business, in someone’s name, or as a gift, you can include a note or request during the donation process. If you have specific needs, feel free to contact us.

Your donation helps equip growers and producers with the tools, knowledge, and community support they need to adopt regenerative practices that restore ecosystems and secure the future of viticulture. It’s an investment in healthier soils, stronger communities, and a more resilient wine industry.

The library is designed for vineyard owners, farm managers, students, researchers, educators, and anyone interested in regenerative viticulture. From curious beginners to experienced practitioners, the resources are meant to support learning, decision-making, and practical application at any stage of the journey.

Regenerative viticulture is a system of farming grapes that restores and enhances soil health to create a biodiverse, climate-resilient vineyard ecosystem. It goes beyond sustainability by actively rebuilding the natural systems that support vineyard resilience.

Regenerative practices improve soil structure, water retention, and nutrient cycling, making vineyards more resilient to climate extremes. They also enhance biodiversity, reduce reliance on external inputs, and support long-term vineyard health, often leading to improved grape quality and ecosystem stability.

No. Regenerative viticulture can be adopted by vineyards at any stage, whether conventional, organic, or biodynamic. It’s not about fitting into a label, it’s about improving soil health and ecosystem function in practical, measurable ways, starting from where you are today.

You can add your vineyard to the Regenerative Vineyard Network and explore the practices you’re already using or want to adopt. You can also sign up for our monthly newsletter and connect with peers in our Community Forum, access tools and research, and take part in events and pilot programs. Also, be sure to learn more about our One Block Challenge™, an RVF initiative aimed at de-risking the transition to regenerative viticulture.

Your support helps us expand access to tools, research, and education for growers around the world. You can donate,  share our resources with your network, and support or start a One Block Challenge™ in your community. Visit our Donate page to get started.

Our team includes growers, scientists, strategists, and sustainability advocates who share a commitment to building a more resilient future for viticulture. Learn more about our people on our Team page.

Your support helps us expand access to tools, research, and education for growers around the world. You can donate, become a partner, or share our resources with your network. Visit our Donate page to get started.

The Resource Library is a curated collection of tools, guides, research, media, and stories designed to support growers, educators, and advocates in learning about and applying regenerative viticulture practices.

Our goal is to make regenerative knowledge more accessible and actionable. By sharing science-based insights, grower experiences, and practical tools, we help producers make informed decisions that support soil health, biodiversity, and vineyard resilience.

We support growers through science-based resources, education, peer learning, and global collaboration. From practical self-assessment tools and research partnerships to our vineyard directory and grower forum, we help producers adopt regenerative practices that restore the land and strengthen the future of wine.

You’ll find self-assessment guides, technical briefs, research papers, case studies, videos, event recordings, and articles. Look for everything from foundational concepts to field-tested practices, searchable by topic, format, and relevance.

Yes. We welcome contributions that align with our mission. If you’ve created or come across a resource you believe should be included, you can submit it for consideration by contacting us directly.

Within each resource, you’ll find links to active discussions happening in the Community Forum. Here, you can ask questions, share your experiences, or suggest adaptations. It’s a space to exchange ideas and deepen understanding alongside peers. Don’t see a linked discussion thread for a particular resource? Start one to get the conversation going!

The RVF calendar features workshops, webinars, field days, conferences, and community gatherings focused on regenerative viticulture, soil health, ecosystem restoration, and sustainable winegrowing practices.

Most events are open to growers, educators, researchers, and anyone interested in regenerative viticulture. Some may be region-specific or require registration in advance. Details are listed with each event.

Yes. We organise events such as vineyard visits, forums, webinars, and collaborative workshops to support knowledge sharing and community building. Foundation-hosted events are clearly marked and often linked to our key programs.

Absolutely. If you’re hosting or aware of an event relevant to regenerative viticulture, you can submit it through our contact page. We review all submissions to ensure they align with our mission.

You can subscribe to our newsletter or join the Community Forum to receive regular updates on upcoming events, registration deadlines, and post-event resources.