🌎 Welcome, Christopher Reynolds Foundation

🤝 Our new nonprofit partner! 🐌

🟢 Click here to partner with us

🌎 Welcome, Christopher Reynolds Foundation 🤝 Our new nonprofit partner! 🐌 🟢 Click here to partner with us

Mission:

to transform how communities manage food waste—diverting pre-consumer scraps from landfills and converting them into compost, escargot, and other regenerative resources.

Through modular, biomimetic systems, we spark behavior change and build community-led solutions that advance food justice, circular manufacturing, and ecological resilience.

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💁 Equip yourself 🛠️

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Tools for the soil revolution

From regenerative goods to furniture, each item fuels the future we’re growing.

Six-Figure Heliciculture 101: Workbook and Action Plan
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BioPod Plus™ BioPod Plus™
The Worm Chalet™ : 3-Tier Vermicompost System The Worm Chalet™ : 3-Tier Vermicompost System

How it works

A circular infographic illustrating the cycle of bio-products, starting with recycled organic feed, snail cultivation, soil restoration, nutritious escargot protein, cross-industrial bioproducts, workforce development, improved health outcomes, and returning to recycled organic feed, on a yellow background.
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What does healing look like in your hands?

Choose your role in the BioCycle:

Stay in the loop

Ideas taking root. Experiments in motion. See what’s growing behind the scenes.

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Inside the BioCycle Hub: a mobile engine for soil repair, circular jobs, and food sovereignty
Inside the BioCycle Hub: a mobile engine for soil repair, circular jobs, and food sovereignty

What if regenerative agriculture didn’t need land ownership or six-figure infrastructure? The BioCycle Hub takes land restoration and food sovereignty on the road—with snails, compost, and community training in tow.

🍴 From Kitchen to Community: How Restaurants Can Power Regeneration
🍴 From Kitchen to Community: How Restaurants Can Power Regeneration

Stop tossing potential. Discover how your restaurant’s food scraps can become compost, clean protein, and community power through the BioCycle Hub.

The BioCycle Hub’s hands-on future
The BioCycle Hub’s hands-on future

As our systems fray under the weight of overshoot, the BioCycle Hub offers a grounded, regenerative alternative—powered by snails, soil, and school lunch scraps. It's all about sewing seeds.

From Overgrazed to Regenerative: Boost your margins. Heal your land. One cycle at a time.
From Overgrazed to Regenerative: Boost your margins. Heal your land. One cycle at a time.

Industrial cattle operations are under pressure—from drought, soil depletion, and market volatility. The BioCycle Hub isn’t here to replace your herd. It’s here to restore your soil, diversify your income, and reduce your operational waste.

Do you have infrastructure that responds when needed?
Do you have infrastructure that responds when needed?

Explore how the BioCycle Hub mobilizes heliciculture to deliver soil restoration, job training, and culturally relevant food access to underserved communities.

So . . . what do escargot taste like?
So . . . what do escargot taste like?

What does escargot actually taste like? It’s not slimy, and it’s definitely not boring. Escargot offer a tender, savory bite that shifts with how they’re cooked—from buttery and delicate to smoky, spiced, or stewed. Whether you’re curious or committed, here’s your crash course on the flavor and texture of a versatile delicacy.

What we waste could be what saves us
What we waste could be what saves us

What if every apple core, garden scrap, and grocery cast-off could power a regenerative economy? Our system makes that future real—starting with snails and compost.

✍️ Join the BioCycle Hub

We invite mission-aligned partners who share our vision of community-led systems change—particularly those serving rural, underserved, or ecologically vulnerable areas.

Submissions are reviewed monthly through discovery calls with aligned partners.