Justin Wolfgang

Justin brings decades of experience in food systems change to Impact Seed, working with all levels of business and government for greater alignment of purpose. He also has direct links and works closely with the leadership team from the Noongar Land Enterprise (NLE) Group – a WA aboriginal grower group – enabling greater access to people and places to meet their objectives. Justin is the co-founder of RegenWA, has close ties with the farming community and can effectively communicate the needs of the project to different stakeholders. Justin works with the regional Natural Resource Management (NRM) organisations, and Commonland – a Dutch-based global landscape restoration project partner – to engage with the community and share the learnings and opportunities that regenerative agriculture offers. He is representing WA to the newly formed Regenerative Agriculture Foundation (Aust) as our state’s member on the Advisory Committee. Regenerative Agriculture has the capacity to transform and dramatically improve land management practices, carbon drawdown and sustainable food production through restoring soil microbiome biodiversity. Benefits of regenerative farming are far reaching, from simply reducing chemical use and improving food nutrient density, through to restoring farming communities, restoring the natural water cycle and significant carbon drawdown.