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Productive landscapes. Resilient communities.

Landscape design and planning for individuals, organizations, and communities.

Regenerative Design Group (RDG) is a worker-owned ecological design practice dedicated to the art and science of landscape design and land use planning. Our interdisciplinary team works with clients throughout the Northeast to transform landscapes and strengthen communities at all scales.

Our Work

Our Work

What We Do

Ecological Site Design

Abundant, productive, and resilient landscapes for homes, campuses, and public spaces.

Learn about our Ecological Site Design work »

Regenerative Agriculture

Farm design, technical support, and agroforestry planning for individuals and non-profits.

Learn about our Regenerative Agriculture work »

Climate Resilience Planning

Mapping, land assessments, and management guidance for non-profits, municipalities, and regional governments.

Learn about our Climate Resilience Planning work »

Massachusetts Healthy Soils Guide

In collaboration with Linnean Solutions, BSC Group, and Sasaki, RDG is developing a digital resource of essential tools, expert guidance, and actionable recommendations for planners, architects, designers, and contractors to enhance soil health, boost project resilience, and advance industry standards in design and construction.

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From the Blog

Headshots for Fen Johanson and Nate Card side by side

Welcome, Fen and Nate!

Over the summer, two new colleagues joined the RDG team: Fen Johanson as Senior Designer and Nate Card…

New MA Healthy Soils Guide for Site Design + Construction is Live

New MA Healthy Soils Guide for Site Design + Construction is Live

Guide offers practical soil health strategies for design and construction professionals, best practices for reducing net carbon emissions…

Cows graze in the shade of canopy trees

Kickstart Agroforestry: A Northeast Primer for Planning and Planting Success

Regenerative Design Group and NOFA/Mass have completed a three-year project funded by a USDA Specialty Crops Grant increasing…

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