About RegenGIS

Spatial Decision Support for Food Forests and Agroforestry Systems

RegenGIS develops decision support solutions for agroforestry and food forests, helping professionals make spatial and ecological design choices explicit, accountable, and reproducible.

Rather than relying on intuition or retrospective justification, RegenGIS focuses on evidence-based design decisions before implementation.

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What we do

RegenGIS supports designers, advisors, project leaders and initiative holders by positioning GIS as a design language and analytical framework rather than just a software tool. Through structured spatial analysis, users can:

  • make design choices explicit and justifiable

  • compare alternative scenarios rigorously

  • keep assumptions testable over time

  • document reasoning in a way that is reusable and transparent

GIS is a means to better decisions — not an end in itself.

What “decision support” means

In the context of agroforestry and food forests, decision support emphasizes:

  • choosing before implementation, not optimizing afterward

  • comparing alternatives instead of presenting a single solution

  • integrating space, ecology and time in one analytical frame

  • reasoning transparently toward clients, policymakers and funders

RegenGIS does not prescribe what to do, but rather clarifies why choices are made and what their implications are.

Who RegenGIS is for

RegenGIS is developed for professionals who want more than intuition:

  • agroforestry and food forest designers

  • advisors and project leaders

  • initiative holders with large or complex sites

  • policymakers and funders who require well-substantiated reasoning

What you’ll find

RegenGIS provides:

  • methodologies and analytical frameworks
    Reproducible approaches for structuring design decisions with geo-information.

  • education
    Online courses that teach GIS as a design language — not just tool operation.

  • templates and tools
    Reusable project structures and analyses to avoid reinventing the wheel.

  • community and examples
    Peer learning and practical cases for shared advancement.