Terra Humana Foundation

Terra Humana Foundation (Fondazione Terra Humana ETS) is an Italian non-profit foundation dedicated to ecological restoration and rehumanization. It was founded on 24 December 2024 in Cagliari, Sardinia, by five individuals who shared the vision that humanity's greatest challenge and opportunity lies in healing its relationship with the living world. The foundation is registered as an Italian Third Sector Foundation (ETS) under D.Lgs. 117/2017, with fiscal code 91017930917 and RUNTS registration number 148467. Its registered office is in Jerzu (NU), Sardinia, and it operates globally through digital education, research, and partnerships. The foundation's work is organized around four interconnected pillars: Rehumanization (restoring emotional depth, cultural roots, and the wisdom to live as fully realized human beings), Ecological Restoration (healing degraded landscapes through natural regeneration, permaculture design, food forests, and the return of native biodiversity), Stewardship (transitioning from exploiters to guardians of land, water, and living communities), and Creatorship (expressing the creative force through art, regenerative enterprise, and the co-creation of a culture rooted in beauty, meaning, and abundance). Terra Humana's mission is to offer practical solutions for global societal and environmental challenges. It regenerates ecosystems through sustainable agriculture and supports human wellbeing through holistic health centers, social housing, and the preservation of cultural heritage. The foundation believes that the restoration of the Earth and the restoration of society depend on one another. Its two active programmes are Project Eden and Terra Cultura. Project Eden is the flagship restoration project on just under 1.9 hectares of ancient Sardinian land at Sa Medada, Jerzu (NU), of which around 1.7 hectares is olive grove (land registry: uliveto). On this almost frost-free south-facing slope, the foundation is trialling subtropical species such as mango, avocado, and cherimoya, with plans for a Mediterranean food forest, a permaculture research station, and an open educational academy for volunteers and researchers. Terra Cultura is an arts and cultural education programme connecting ecological restoration with cultural revival, funding arts education, cultural events, and creative workshops that reconnect people with land, community, and Mediterranean heritage. As a registered non-profit, Terra Humana emphasizes radical transparency, strict non-profit governance, and long-term stewardship of the land and communities entrusted to its care. It invites public participation through donations and membership.

Terra Humana Foundation was founded on 24 December 2024 in Cagliari, Sardinia, by five individuals united by a vision: that humanity's greatest challenge, and greatest opportunity, lies in healing its relationship with the living world. The foundation was established as a charitable foundation under Italian law and entered in the national third-sector register RUNTS (Registro Unico Nazionale del Terzo Settore) with registration number 148467. Its fiscal code is 91017930917, and its registered office is in Jerzu (NU), Sardinia. Rooted in the ancient landscapes of Sardinia, Terra Humana operates at the intersection of ecological restoration and human transformation. It works globally through digital education, research, and partnership. As a registered Italian Third Sector Foundation (ETS) under D.Lgs. 117/2017, it is committed to radical transparency, strict non-profit governance, and the long-term stewardship of the land and communities entrusted to its care. The foundation's work is structured around four pillars: Rehumanization, Ecological Restoration, Stewardship, and Creatorship. Its mission is to offer practical solutions for global societal and environmental challenges, regenerating ecosystems through sustainable agriculture and supporting human wellbeing through holistic health centers, social housing, and the preservation of cultural heritage. Two active programmes have been established. Project Eden is the flagship restoration project on just under 1.9 hectares of ancient Sardinian land at Sa Medada, Jerzu (NU), around 1.7 hectares of which is olive grove (land registry: uliveto). On this almost frost-free south-facing slope, the foundation is trialling subtropical species such as mango, avocado, and cherimoya. Planned are a Mediterranean food forest, a permaculture research station, and an open educational academy for volunteers and researchers. Terra Cultura is an arts and cultural education programme connecting ecological restoration with cultural revival, funding arts education, cultural events, and creative workshops that reconnect people with land, community, and Mediterranean heritage. The foundation invites public participation through donations and membership.

• Terra Humana Foundation founded in Cagliari, Sardinia, by five individuals.

• Registered as an Italian Third Sector Foundation (ETS) under D.Lgs. 117/2017, with RUNTS registration number 148467.

• Project Eden launched as flagship restoration project on just under 1.9 hectares at Sa Medada, Jerzu (NU), Sardinia.

• Terra Cultura programme launched, connecting ecological restoration with cultural revival through arts education and events.

A global foundation dedicated to ecological restoration, rehumanization, and the sacred stewardship of life, rooted in Sardinia and operating through digital education, research, and partnerships.

1. 1Terra Humana Foundation – Ecological & Human Restorationterrahumana.ngo
2. 2About Terra Humana – Mission, Programmes & Governanceterrahumana.ngo
3. 3Terra Humana Foundationwikidata.org