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Regenerative Design Group describes itself on its website as a worker-owned ecological design practice dedicated to the art and science of landscape design and land use planning, working with clients throughout the Northeast. The site says the company has been in business for 10 years. A 2024 report on recorder.com said that, with a $99,900 grant, Regenerative Design Group, a Greenfield-based ecological design firm, will develop best practices to help implement the state's Healthy Soils Action Plan. A 2023 article on gazettenet.com said Deerfield joined forces with Chris Curtis, a consultant with the Greenfield planning agency Regenerative Design Group, and Conservation Works to study its soils, with a focus on how it can capture carbon and water to mitigate climate change. A 2024 story on wgbh.org quoted landscape designer Rachel Lindsay from Regenerative Design Group in Greenfield, Massachusetts. A recent Google reviewer says they worked with CFS to create a case study around a project in Wareham MA and was impressed by the firm's knowledge and passion for what they do. The company holds an A+ grade from the Better Business Bureau.
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Regenerative Design Group. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$50 – $70
Typical landscaping service around $60
“GREENFIELD — With a $99,900 grant, Regenerative Design Group, a Greenfield-based ecological design firm, will develop best practices to help implement the state’s Healthy Soils Action Plan.”
“according to landscape designer Rachel Lindsay from Regenerative Design Group in Greenfield, Massachusetts.”
“Landscape designer Rachel Lindsay of Regenerative Design Group checks a water tank fed by a roof gutter outside a building in downtown Northampton, Massachusetts.”
“Following the award of the MVP grant in 2021, the town began working with Regenerative Design Group and Conservation Works on a study to determine a baseline of current soil health as well as the effects that land cover and current management practices have on the soil.”
“Ashley Keiser, assistant professor of soil ecology at Stockbridge, was also a consultant on the project, working first with the Regenerative Design Group and then as a member of the working group.”
Worked with CFS to create a case study around a project they were doing in Wareham MA and was very impressed by their knowledge and passion for what they do. Highly recommend!!
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